Comments on: Your latest LeBron rumor: He and Bosh to Miami with Wade. It doesn't work, yet…

By: lark

lark — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:10:39 +0000

Lebron to the Bulls (as a Bulls fan) I’m stoked about the next season. If Lebron (and Bosh) goes to Miami I will find myself drawn to the games to watch in hopes that the Bulls with the mighty Rose, Noah, and whatever free agent they can land (Stoudamire, Johnson?) could perhaps get lucky and defeat the Heat. I’m looking forward to the next season, but I’llbe looking forward to it a lot more with James, Rose, Bosh, Noah, and Deng as a starting 5.

By: yerovy

yerovy — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 17:22:19 +0000

AGREEDD bring em to south beach!!

By: Foul Dwimmerlaik

Foul Dwimmerlaik — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 14:32:32 +0000

Huzzah!
Lebron should come to the Lakers and join Phil, Kobe and I in a vast ocean of ecstasy and joy!
As King of the Hobbits, I can promise Lebron much success and happiness!
Lakers are my vessel forever!

By: NBA Fan

NBA Fan — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 14:10:56 +0000

If you live in Miami you have to look at this and drool! If you live anywhere else (and are not a Heat fan) you look at this and go, WTF? Seriously, three guys determining the fate of the NBA. I have to think that, if this were to occur, the Heat would be close to unbeatable. Why would anyone bother watching the NBA? Of course, the Yankees have tried the same thing and i hasn’t worked to bring AS MANY championships as it looks like on paper they should have won. But still, if the tables were reversed and the teams were getting together to do this, it would be obvious collusion. These guys do it, and it FEELS just as scummy.
Oh well, who knows if it is even true, but it sure makes me loose some respect for the players involved.

By: Ed

Ed — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:35:38 +0000

You dudes are nuts.

By: dave

dave — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:00:27 +0000

bunch of meat head fans here.
A dynasty requires a great cast of supporting players players. Lebron and Bosh going to Miami sounds enticing but lacks imagination, what happens when the starters get into foul trouble? Will they just fall apart when the bench players hit the floor?
the yankees and cowboys have proven that throwing together high priced free agents off the market does not mean championships, it betters your chances but does not guarantee.
there seems to be more reasons why lebron would go to the bulls.
1. thibideau’s defense has defeated him before, he wants to be coached and stars around the league like Kobe have respect thibideau’s defense.
2. lebron DOES have children, he’s not another talented playboy like Derek Jeter. Being in Chicago would provide comfort for him because he’s in the mid west.
3. Derrick Rose is one of the rising stars in the league and showed him a lot in the playoffs.
4. Taj Gibson and Joakim Noah provide great defense and rebounding, more importantly hustle, which the Cavs lacked
5. I’m not sold on Chris Bosh, he might be good but he’ll never be great. He scores a lot of points before his Free Agent year on a BAD TEAM! Every team has a player who has to score the points like >>>>Danny Granger
6. Jordan played in Chicago 12 YEARS AGO! A lot of people have lost respect for him because of his obvious bad relationship with the bulls front office and his Hall of Fame speech really showed the public how bad he really is.

By: cygnus-x1

cygnus-x1 — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 00:01:11 +0000

hey these bozoa have done alot of talking about how how it’s not about the money but championships so now is there chance to prove it.if that realy is the case then there should be no peoblem about cap space they should just sign for as little as it takes for them all to be on the same team and have ebough money left for supporting players.look I don’t begrudge them the massive amounts of money they make but don’t insult us by thinking fans are stupid enough to believe that it is not about money!

By: Jay

Jay — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 22:04:35 +0000

That would be a big 3 to end all big 3′s. Kobe/Gasol/Artest is pretty good, Lebron/Bosh/Wade would make me crap my pants. I’d be glad they’re in the East at least.

By: Critmark

Critmark — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 21:57:42 +0000

I don’t see the egos involved putting Wade, Bosh & LBJ on the same team. Not enough ball for Wade & LBJ so Bosh would never go for it. He would get more ball in LA than Miami.
Speaking of egos, as has been pointed out, would LBJ really want to play in the shadow of MJ if Chicago is his choice? If he wins five titles he is still second banana. Six and he is ‘elevated’ to the other guy.
NJ is interesting for several reasons but at the end of the day, a LBJ/Bosh deal in NY best fits the egos and greed. Bring two or three titles there and they are gods in Gotham.
All that said, LBJ & Amare in NY, Boozer joins Wade in Miami and Bosh is a Laker.

By: Tonyhix

Tonyhix — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 21:36:24 +0000

Of course it would be a good thing to have a superteam in the league. It has happened before, just more by draft than by free agency. Dr. J, Mo Cheeks and Moses Malone with the Sixers. Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parrish in Boston. Magic, Kareem and Worthy in L.A. The NBA needs polarizing, dominant teams to be loved or hated by all. Look at the Yankees and the Cowboys. Anyone think it’s a bad idea in those sports?

By: Jeff

Jeff — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 21:26:40 +0000

ummmmm…ever hear of the Larry Bird exception??
If we sign Bosh, and Lebron before Wade re-signs we are ALLOWED to go over the cap to re-sign him, as well as Udonis Haslem for that matter.
So, you and Larry Croon need to do a little research on the matter and get your facts correct.

By: lakerfan

lakerfan — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 20:58:36 +0000

If LeBron wants a championship next year, he should sign a contract with the Lakers. Of course he wouldn’t get max dollars, but if winning is important to him why not sigh with a sure thing. Laker players and managment know how to win! After he gets the taste of one, he can then sign with the Bulls or the Heat. Besides, Laker history with Baylor, West, Wilt, Kareem, Magic, Worthy, Shaq and Kobe is much more enticing than Chicago’s or Miami’s.

By: chili22

chili22 — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 20:38:14 +0000

Umm, Kurt, you and Larry Coon might want to read a couple of Miami papers before you say that it can’t work. If Riley trades Beasley they have an extra $5 million to spend- puts them almost right on the number.

By: PatThe Rat

PatThe Rat — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 14:04:18 +0000

LeBron would be crazy to go to Chicago. He would have to be perfect or hear how much better Jordan did it everyday.
If he truly cares about winning, the only way he beats the Lakers is with Wade and Bosh in Miami.

By: mannyfresh

mannyfresh — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 13:23:51 +0000

Let the SUPER team legacy begin!!!!

By: Ned Ludd

Ned Ludd — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:35:47 +0000

The NBA is worried about competition? Really? A league that has had just 2 teams win over half the championships?
As I recall, the league grew when Boston dominated the ’60s and when Chicago dominated the ’90s. The NBA is based on stars. Dominate teams create big stars. Big stars create big money. Big money creates happy owners how hire big stars. Repeat.

By: C-town

C-town — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:04:51 +0000

If LeBron bolts Cleveland for another team, he will be routinely booed and vilified in Cleveland and his hometown of Akron. I wonder how much that will play into his decision.

By: Mike Cole

Mike Cole — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 11:03:59 +0000

If lebron ever wants to be considered the best ever the chi would be the place for him he won’t be in Michael jordans shadow he would be beside it and bosh game would elevate so much it would be crazy so bosh and the king come on in to the windy city and blow a ring our way the city needs to be woken up

By: Memo

Memo — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 10:42:57 +0000

Any team that gets both LBJ and Bosh will automatically be a major contender. I don’t think these guys can do no wrong in deciding where to go, if they do so together. They’ll get paid, and have a great shot at a title no matter where they end up.

By: clo3o5

clo3o5 — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 10:32:37 +0000

On second thought… I’m a douche.