The whirlwind recruitment of LeBron James is officially underway and is as crazy as expected. Tell us what you think after Day One in the Courtship of The King.
At the stroke of midnight Thursday, LeBron James became a free agent. Where do you think he will sign?With everyone voicing their opinion, we are interested in what you, the Cavs fan, have to say. Check out some of what you're saying after day one of the mayhem is in the books:
At this point you've read and heard it all, and everyone has an opinion. But we want to know what YOU think. Leave your comments below.cantrmmbr64 says:Once the Nets are actually playing in Brooklyn in about 2013, I could see Lebron going there. But who in their right mind would want to play in Newark, NJ????? I see Lebron playing at least 3 more years in Cleveland. Beyond that, will depend on the results.Running_On_Empty says:I believe the fact that the meetings are taking place at LRMR is a very good sign for the Cavaliers. No mention of "World Wide Wes" being seen is also a very good sign for the Cavaliers. I also think everyone is about to find out what "World Wide Wes" seems to have already found out. Family and life long friends (the same as family) carry more weight with LeBron James than most could have imagined.Lowenbrau says:The Knicks and Nets don't scare me at all. Same with the Clippers.
Miami scares me a little, and Chicago scares me a lot.
I still see absolutely no logical reason for LeBron to leave. But this is LeBron we're talking about here, so anything is possible.
tcebuler says:
LBJ wants to be like Buffet. He has met with him on more than one occasion. Dan G has already taken in additional investors. Why not offer James a couple of points at below market value. Lets say at what the Cavs would be worth without him. Maybe some arms-length company holds the ownership points. Maybe his Mom signs on as a consultant. I don't know but something like that can always be worked out, look at USC. Then pay him his max contract and bingo instant profit.