The Indy Talks To Himself (NBA) Thread.

Philly, and win multiple there.

 

He's given Cleveland 2 chances. A new team and new championship is the best for his legacy

 

He led the only championship in Miami history. Only championship in Cleveland history.

Sixers haven’t won since what, 70s?

That’d be a pretty brilliant legacy.

Personally, I’d like to see the Knicks restored and a monster, but that seems to not be in the cards for eternity.

 

Miami had won in 2006.

 

Pass on the Knicks being relevant with Dolan at the helm. I'd rather he go to the Lakers or Philly.

 

Completely forgot about Shaq and Wade.

Still, not a franchise with a history of excellence.

 

Not calling it the “Decision Cave”.

 

1983.

 

I think he’ll start to be viewed by some as a mercenary if he joins a third team. To me the best for him would be winning more in Cleveland, but the likelihood of winning anything else there seems low right now.

 

Anybody calling an athlete a mercenary in today's environment is ignorant.

 

Just because it's common doesn't change the fact that they are all mercs

 

There is no nation for them to be loyal to. They get cut and traded at will

 

as far as i'm concerned he doesn't have to prove anything further

 

George’s deal with OKC doesn’t make much sense.

 

He and Westbrook go well together. Melo was always the odd man out.

 

Not so much him staying as the deal he signed to stay. There was a video on ESPN explaining all the different ways it doesn’t make much sense. Sounds like he left a ton of money on the table.

 

Hope he enjoys getting bounced in the 2nd round every year.

A team led by Westbrook isnt winning a damn thing.

 

I’d say Luke Walton is pretty happy right now

 

I guess he thought less people would notice if he got trounced by the Warriors in the first round rather than the finals

 

I don't understand this move. I guess the weather is nicer in LA, but went from a shit team to another shit team.