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Too much money for Redick. I don't see the Magic trying to match it to be honest.

http://fb.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh11h7M9x2r5O5AL50 Not sure if this was posted, but wow... weird.

Lol yeah midseason trade when we sent Jamison to the Cavs in a three team deal with the Clippers.

http://blogs.hoopshype.com/blogs/may/files/2009/10/rajon_rondo9bg.jpg

Didn't need to hear Barkley say that to know it was true.

His role was really underrated on the Spurs. When he and Duncan are on the floor at the same time he helps stretch out the D to give Duncan more space down low. Good signing, I've always liked Bonner.

That's what separates him from the greats. He wants other superstar players on his team so he doesn't always have to take matters into his own hands. This is Wade's team, and his 2 sidekicks are Lebron and Bosh. Great players want to be the man of their team and lead their team to a championship. Jordan never gave up on the Bulls despite waiting 7 seasons and he turned out to be more than successful. Kobe has stayed with the Lakers his whole career, and wanted to be the man who led his team to a championship (despite having Shaq run the show in the beginning). Tim Duncan has always been the man of the Spurs and has had a more than successful NBA career staying with his team and winning. Lebron is only 25 years old, and despite giving Cleveland 7 years, that just isn't enough. That was his team, and that city adored him. He should have stayed, been the man, and allowed a championship team to slowly build around him for the future. Instead, the threw that all away, ditched his team, and went to a team that seems to make the NBA look like a joke.

This isn't surprising to anyone... the Lakers big 3 can shut down Miami's big 3 PLUS the Lakers actually have a supporting cast, while Miami will be forced to add a bunch of minimum contract players and rookies.

Thornton's with us buddy.

Bosh will be hated in Toronto as well for attempting to avoid a negotiation for a sign and trade (which seems imminent now). It's the fact that Lebron had to draw all of this attention to himself in a one hour program instead of simply stating "I will be signing with the Miami Heat" to the Heat executives. He gave the city of Cleveland false hope for this long and simply gave up on them. At the age of 25, there is so much more time to build a championship caliber team around him in Cleveland, but he gave up and took the easy way out by helping to stack a team in Miami because he can't do it alone.

Sometimes they get posted around the same time so the second poster probably has no idea it was posted before. Can't really blame them.

Good signing, it's better than risking a trade for Tony Parker that may not happen. And there was no way in hell CP3 was going to end up in New York.

It's perfectly explainable... he keeps the world confused and kissing his [expletive] for this long, and then instead of simply informing ESPN where he will sign, he schedules a full hour program dedicated to himself about where he's going? He is the cockiest, most selfish athlete this world has seen in a long time and I have no sympathy for him at all. At first I thought the reactions were cruel, but looking back on what he has done to the media and the city of Cleveland, he deserves everything he gets. He threw his old city under the bus and said "Bye guys I'm going to a stacked team so I can have a easiest trip to the championship."

People hate the Heat because of Lebron. That's why. He's an overly confident self-centered individual who chose the easiest path to a championship rather than staying in the city that raised him to build a championship contending team. It took Jordan 7 seasons to win a championship, Lebron gave up after 7. Now he's with the 3rd best player in the league and one of the best big men in the league. What's wrong Lebron, can't do it without any extreme help? If the Heat do not win this year, Lebron is going to be even more hated than he already is, if that's even possible.

Duh... Mario Chalmers, Mike Miller, and Joel Anthony

I don't think you caught my sarcasm.... lol

I'm going 35-36 wins.

He just turned that Cavs jersey into a Heat jersey lol

Dwyane Wade has a better chance to win it over Lebron. But yeah, it'll be primarily between Durant, Kobe, and CP3.

Team USA always tries to pick up a good shooter. Michael Redd was on the team recently I believe.

Lol you quickly hopped off the Lebron train... http://cdn3.knowyourmeme.com/i/29359/original/u-mad.jpg

I should have specified top 50 of all time, my bad. But any player in the top 50 is considered "one of the greatest of all time" in my books.

Had a feeling he'd be gone. Peace Mike Miller, you failed to meet our expectations but at least you helped us suck enough to land Wall.

1. Heat 2. Magic 3. Hawks 4. Bulls 5. Celtics 6. Bucks 7. Pistons 8. Knicks 9. Bobcats 10. 76ers 11. Cavaliers 12. Wizards 13. Nets 14. Pacers 15. Raptors

He was always the second option to Jordan and helped Jordan win every ring he got. Explain to me why he doesn't belong in the top 50.