View Poll Results: Would you accept Lebrons return to Cleveland

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    Quote Originally Posted by randymoss1881 View Post
    Brussard has stated that lebron would have to win 1 more ring in miami before he leaves and if he doesnt win in the next 2 years hes more likely to stay
    Brussard is quite possibly the worst source on the face of the earth. All of his speculation is wrong 99.999% of the time. His shtick is that he speculates both sides of the argument so that when something does happen he goes "See! See! I said that a week ago." He's fucking retarded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by randymoss1881 View Post
    Brussard has stated that lebron would have to win 1 more ring in miami before he leaves and if he doesnt win in the next 2 years hes more likely to stay
    LeBron is also tons more likely to stay with the Cavs if he doesn't win a ring. Or no, that makes zero sense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cafemerald View Post
    A league of his own?

    In the modern era post Magic/Larry. With Salary Caps and free agency it is an entirely different NBA than the one Bill Russel played in.

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    I pretty much ignore the rest of any post that starts with "Broussard said"...

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    I've stayed out of these threads for the most part, don't think I've actually made a post in here.

    Ignoring my feelings, and fan feelings. If we have the cap to sign LeBron, and he opts out... He is an absolute idiot to choose any other team over us from a basketball standpoint. You look at this team... Our four pieces (Kyrie, Dion, TT, this years pick) will all be under 23. Kyrie will be the best point guard in the world, and a top five player. If he wants to go to another big market like LA or New York, fine. But from an on the court standpoint? There will not be a team better than ours who can make a run at LeBron, end of story.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birdy89 View Post
    In the modern era post Magic/Larry. With Salary Caps and free agency it is an entirely different NBA than the one Bill Russel played in.
    Sure the NBA has changed... but you can't hand pick which eras you can compare and which ones you can't. When Jordan played zone defenses were illegal and hand checking was prevalent. So LeBron is playing in a completely different NBA than Jordan played in.

    You're ruining your own argument.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cafemerald View Post
    Sure the NBA has changed... but you can't hand pick which eras you can compare and which ones you can't. When Jordan played zone defenses were illegal and hand checking was prevalent. So LeBron is playing in a completely different NBA than Jordan played in.

    You're ruining your own argument.
    Russell played during the civil war so Birdy's point still stands. Besides we know its not about Russell. It's more about Lebron doing something the GOAT never did, which is win 4 in a row(though I believe mj could have went 8 straight, very speculative though).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tlyons View Post
    Russell played during the civil war so Birdy's point still stands. Besides we know its not about Russell. It's more about Lebron doing something the GOAT never did, which is win 4 in a row(though I believe mj could have went 8 straight, very speculative though).
    GOATs will always shift towards the more recent generation of players. Thats because the people arguing GOATs want to talk about players they have seen play. Michael's legacy as far as GOAT talk is concerned will be directly tied to his brand and how long his name stays relevant.

    Names like Bill Russel, Oscar Robertson, etc are so easily dismissed because a majority of people can't comment on them because they never watched them play. I just don't see how someone arguing the concept of consecutive rings as an argument for GOAT stature can dismiss a guy who won 8 consecutive championships.

    Actually he didn't originally dismiss Bill Russel. Reread Birdys post. He completely ignored Bill Russel as if he didnt exist. Thats embarrassing.

    And my point still stands. If you can't compare Russel's 8 consecutive rings to LeBrons potential of 4 consecutive than you can't compare Jordan's lack of 4 straight with LeBron. Jordan, LeBron and Russel played in three distinctly different eras of basketball. That isnt an opinion. It's a fact.
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    Actually he didn't originally dismiss Bill Russel. Reread Birdys post. He completely ignored Bill Russel as if he didnt exist. Thats embarrassing.
    Jordan is the Goat Lebron is chasing, not Russell.

    That is why I ignored him.

    It is the same reason that people don't even bother including Wilt in statistical conversations when looking at the modern era because the game has changed so much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Birdy89 View Post
    Anyone that wants Lebron back needs to start rooting against the Heat.
    Did anyone here ever stop rooting against the Heat?

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