your deff off in the cavs having more $ and flexability for next season.. the NY and Jersey are the 2 teams with the most cap room and oll lebron isnt going to be a cav too much longer... his contract is up after next season and id say hes gone. and the lakers have plenty money too keep there current team together....if they wanted too
wait wait wait...
NJ and NY have free agent money, but few expiring contracts to attract trades, and they both stink. :angel: So they have the off season to work.
->NY and NJ are off the radar for LeBron. They are not competeing teams.
The market attraction of NY is a mute point, already trumped by CLE.
LeBron already plays in an international market with Nike, the olympics, and newly aquired Chinese investors.
NY really doesn't offer anything, but an entire state upset with him, including his home town. - not gonna happen.
->No superstar's got the patience to wait 4-5 years for a franchise to be built from the ground up, -> a 2nd time. CLE is well on its way, and again extremely flexible. Watch for big moves in the off seaon, or poised with the bank in hand for the 2010 season.
If you only had access to the daily local media/interviews of CLE, you'd see that him leaving is not even a talking point.
->Kobe and Areeza are both going to want more $ at the end of the year.
We'll see if they pay up for Areeza.
-> Gortat or Turk is gone from ORL. I don't think they will pay for 'em.