Cleveland's Finest

AVERY JOHNSON

Cavs should try and get a center. Alabi or Whiteside.

I'm scared.

Trade Mo for Andre Miller & Blazers 22nd pick.

Cavs will be a major player for Ellis. Even if he isn't a "winner" which was the negative that was discussed on the ESPN Cleveland radio network.

I'm fine with this. Cavs vs. Gilbert Arenas usually fares well in our direction so. I assume Arenas would play SG. Carter, Wall, Blatche, McGee, and possibly Josh Howard all in Wizards starting lineup.....if someone told me that could be the Wizards team a few years ago I would have a crazy look on my face.

http://www.cavstheblog.com/?p=2526 It's a damn shame all these guys are blamed when LeBron is the reason. Which is why I HATE seeing the Delonte hate. When it's game time, you can count on him. He hit the game winner in Game 4 in Washington in 07' 1st round, played huge role in Boston series in 07' also. Love the article as a whole.

They'll be contenders next year imo. Barring any injuries, of course.

Why not trade CP3 while the market is at its highest? They have Collison and Thornton, who are both underpayed and very young, yet are a great backcourt. So why not lose CP3 and get younger in the front court too and build a nice future?

LA needs a backup big man. Brad Miller perhaps? Haywood but I think he wants to start. LA also need a backup guard such as Raja Bell. Finally, they need a youthful wing. Maybe a Travis Outlaw? I think he's a FA

LeBron won't play for the Nets until they move to Brooklyn.

Is Jalen World Wide Wes? W/e.....we'll still make the playoffs. And we got the Browns.

If he win a title in Chicago you have to add the disclamer"...first to win since Michael Jordan did it." Same thing with New York. If he wins in Cleveland, it will be, "LeBron James is the first to win a championship for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Ever." Not since Austin Carr did in 1970 or any of that stuff. He can end the title drought and it will be the most special in Cleveland. Just picture the championship celebration. Which would be bigger? Think about it. It's very rare a player gets to play for his hometown (Cleveland only 30 min. from Akron). To do something of that caliber, adding the fact that Cleveland sports haven't won a title in how long, it would be most special to win it here.

If they get CDR I'd say Milwaukee is convinced Salmons won't come back or they don't want to pay him a lot. That'd be a good pick up for them in this deal. Now I think they need a reliable shooter for Bogut and Jennings to defer too. Whether that be Michael Redd or they sign a Mike Miller or Anthony Morrow, I'd say that's their last big need.

Cavs looking to get a late 1st round pick or 2nd round pick by buying a pick or trading for one. Looking for a center. Brackins and Whiteside have been mentioned. Also want to improve back court. Who knows, we could trade Delonte for a late pick.

I don't see the logic in James feeling pressure to move....he feels more pressure to stay if any.

Did you go by the username of STL on a forum before? I may know you.

Somehow the T-wolves GM will draft another point guard I guess.....

I've heard Mo being involved in so many potential deals, and wanted to know if you guys think he should move? Before we look at what happens if he leaves, let's see if he stays what could happen: I'd have him be the sixth man, like a Jason Terry, come off the bench and have maybe Telfair start since he's a better ball handler and more of an all around point guard and not shoot only. I definitely don't want Mo starting next year. We don't need a third postseason of his playoff droughts as a starter. Now, if we move him, so we get a guy like Calderon? I've heard about getting Udrih in a trade with the Kings also. Or, should we draft a pg in the late 1st round? Or, should we go with Telfair and Boobie as the guard combo and see how it goes until the trade deadline? Also, I've heard Andre Miller and Darren Collison's names mentioned because Portland wants Bayless to get playing time and NOH has way too many guards and needs time for CP3. Of course, this is assuming LBJ stays. So what do you guys think? Should Mo go or can he adjust to a sixth man role with the Cavs/start with us next year?

They don't have a pick, but I expect them to get a late 1st round pick. Maybe to get a center since Shaq will most likely leave (hopefully), Z is older, and Andy is better coming off the bench.

If Raptor management was pathetic enough to sign Hedo to that large contract, don't think they are listening to your reasoning right now.

Didn't Danielson have like a match of the year candidate with Jericho this year? And when the NXT guys brought his name up last Raw the crowd popped. Give him a little time to get a following. The fan base is totally different in the WWE, so it needs time to get used to him. Of course this is if he comes back.

Cavs will buy a late pick in the 1st round, pick who the Raptors want, send that player, JJ, and Verajao, a future 1st round pick, and 300,000 bucks for Bosh. Toronto would sign Bosh to a max contract before the trade. That's what I've been hearing on the Cleveland sports radio. You can add Calderon and Mo to the deal if you'd like. You guys are underestimating JJ Hickson. He's only played one full year really and has so much potential. A very mobile and athletic forward. If he can work on his mid-range shooting, he can be an all star. Verajao gives you guys someone who can start. And we could pick Whiteside for you guys to have a center to build around. And we take on Bosh's contract and go even more over the cap while Toronto gets some extra cash, a trio of bigs, a future pick, and moves closer if not under the cap. If you add Mo and Calderon, you guys get a better point guard, get even more under the cap space too.

Honestly, I think firing him was an angle. Cena mentioned him on his twitter, and it seems like the WWE has a huge angle involved in this.