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Multiple Reports: LeBron Plans To Choose Miami Heat

This will be interesting to see it works out, if they win ZERO rings, then it will turn out to be a HORRIBLE career desicion for all 3. They wont be able to put up the elite individual stats they could on separate teams. No more MVP's for Lebron, maybe Dwill has a shot now.
 
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The disadvantaged youth LeBron is helping out with tonight's telecast.
 
I'm going to ask SimpleTool's *** hole for Lotto Numbers when I head up to Idaho this weekend.
 
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I just read Bill Simmons column.
And this move could murder basketball for the next 5 years. Not because Dwade, Bron, and Bosh aren't all likeable characters. But because they'll either be great for nothing (like tenth graders beating 6th graders in basketball... not bragworthy) or they'll be the largest disappointment of the decade... this is a failed move even if they only win 1 championship. It will reorganize the thinking of gm's, that its not all about superstars, and that may be a good thing or a terrible thing, because superstars fuel this league. Just like the team fuels football, like team players fuel hockey, and statistics fuel baseball.

So for the love of god
Lebron choose Chicago or New York.
 
The-Joker said:
I just read Bill Simmons column.
And this move could murder basketball for the next 5 years. Not because Dwade, Bron, and Bosh aren't all likeable characters. But because they'll either be great for nothing (like tenth graders beating 6th graders in basketball... not bragworthy) or they'll be the largest disappointment of the decade... this is a failed move even if they only win 1 championship. It will reorganize the thinking of gm's, that its not all about superstars, and that may be a good thing or a terrible thing, because superstars fuel this league. Just like the team fuels football, like team players fuel hockey, and statistics fuel baseball.

So for the love of god
Lebron choose Chicago or New York.
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Completely disagree.

Here's a fun thought if Lebron went to Miami (and I still think he won't): lets say that the team is disappointing and its widely concluded there just aren't enough balls on the court for Lebron, Wade, and Bosh. Lebron and Wade find it difficult to be effective with each other on the court (this wouldn't be totally surprising given that they are #1 and #2 in usage rate). Miami would have to trade one of them. They have to trade away Dwayne Wade right? If for no other reason than their ages. How awkward is that? Everyone migrates to Wade's team and then he's the one most likely to get jettisoned if they disappoint? Wow.
 
I don't remember where I read it, but Lebron is going to vacation in South Beach no matter what happens, so don't read into that. However, it is an interesting choice.

Regardless, Lebron could still change his mind. It's really all still up to him.
 
This is a possible foreshadowing of what's to come with Deron (and probably Melo next summer).

Lebron said that the biggest reason he chose Miami was that he was impressed with the franchise's commitment to clear cap space, make some difficult decisions, all in an effort to win a championship.

Al Harrington and the possible resigning of Brewer all while losing key players (like Boozer) doesn't exactly scream the commitment or ability of this franchise to create a championship team for Deron.

If Lebron can swallow his ego and play with Bosh and Dwade, what's stopping Deron from jumping ship and playing with Kobe, Durant, etc?
 
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