You want to keep em happy. You will do anything in your power to keep him in Cleveland. Because, afterall, if The King leaves Cleveland, they might as well shut down basketball operations that same day.
But does keeping Lebron happy mean sacrificing your integrity as an organization.
This small tidbit was attached to the bottom of Yahoo article about the Cavs Summer League.
LeBron James high school teammates and former Akron stars Dru Joyce and Romeo Travis also are on the roster.
Now, I have no idea about the exploits of the venerable Dru Joyce and his counterpart Romeo Travis. For all I know, they could be all-stars at the local YMCA.
But getting a shot at the Summer League cause your boys with Lebron?
That’s Neville Chamberlain-like appeasement.
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July 10, 2008
#1
In the summer of 2010, LeBron James will be joining the Brooklyn Nets, anyone care to bet on it??
July 10, 2008
#2
eh hem . . . Actually, WOI, I believe that’s O.J. Chamberlain.
July 10, 2008
#3
mvemjsunp
July 10, 2008
#4
Lebron joining the Brooklyn Nets….That’s what every source says. I don’t think I can bet against it.
July 10, 2008
#5
Travis and Joyce both blow. The most impressive signing is that the Cavs have brought back THEE ROBERT “TRACTOR” TRAYLOR.
Bron’s not going anywhere.
July 10, 2008
#6
ill take that bet GMoney
July 10, 2008
#7
I wouldn’t have said it unless I felt confident it was going to happen. The market makes the most sense for him and his buddy is part owner. Is it a done deal-of course not-Ohio is his hometown and it is not as easy as people think. I am just a bit more confident he will leave.
Andy, how much would you like to wager??