I can’t believe we get both The Odyssey, new spiderman, Doomsday and Dune 3 this year. I haven’t been this hyped for movies in a single year in a while.
ESPN's Shams says just now that he spoke to Rich Paul this morning and there's no decision by LeBron and no timetable on a decision. Shams said his understanding is focus remains on Heat, Cleveland, Philadelphia.
Chris Bosh makes a PITCH for LeBron James to join the Miami Heat:
“If I were in LeBron James shoes — I would choose Miami…where you can you golf all the time…having a guy like Giannis being able to be Giannis…LeBron and Giannis…they’d be a nightmare to stop…if you know anything about the Miami Heat — you know they want to be competitive, they don’t believe in wasted years, they’re going to put a team around Giannis to be able to compete for a championship…I think that’s the best place for LeBron…if I were in LeBron James shoes, Miami is the best choice…”
(via @chrisbosh)
Let me say the quiet part out loud:
Miami, Cleveland, and Philadelphia would ALL be really good/great basketball teams with LeBron.
They would ALL look different and have different team builds and styles, but they would be legit contenders.
That being said, the Cavs have a major James Harden playoff question mark and the Sixers have a major Embiid health AND too many guys question mark.
The major question mark in Miami would be they need more shooting?
Well, you *can* go get more shooting.
I’m also VERY high on LeBron playing on a league-best defensive team and being able to have his hand on the joystick of an offense.
In Cleveland, it’s just a worse Luka/Reaves and LeBron playing a sort of similar role that he did in Los Angeles.
In Phili, they got a lot of guys who want the basketball as well.
LeBron’s role and fit in Miami is clean and obvious.
Also, none of those other teams have Spo on the sideline — that matters A LOT.
Let me say the quiet part out loud:
Miami, Cleveland, and Philadelphia would ALL be really good/great basketball teams with LeBron.
They would ALL look different and have different team builds and styles, but they would be legit contenders.
That being said, the Cavs have a major James Harden playoff question mark and the Sixers have a major Embiid health AND too many guys question mark.
The major question mark in Miami would be they need more shooting?
Well, you *can* go get more shooting.
I’m also VERY high on LeBron playing on a league-best defensive team and being able to have his hand on the joystick of an offense.
In Cleveland, it’s just a worse Luka/Reaves and LeBron playing a sort of similar role that he did in Los Angeles.
In Phili, they got a lot of guys who want the basketball as well.
LeBron’s role and fit in Miami is clean and obvious.
Also, none of those other teams have Spo on the sideline — that matters A LOT.