LeGM made the Cavs trade the real man who would have broken the curse: Wiggins

[STATUTORY]

for a bigger version of Mike Miller :roll: :roll:

Cleveland was set for a deep decade of playoff success with Kyrie, Wiggins, Thompson, and Dion Waiters

But Lebron ruined all that

[TomCat]

If i was the GM, i would have never mortgaged the future for bron.

Bron came back to "come home". Not to build a winning team and ruining the future

[Mr. Jabbar]

You never build around a guy that cant shoot, or post.

[STATUTORY]

You never build around a guy that cant shoot, or post.
dude can't even dribble anymore, getting stripped more times than single mom on cam show

[ImKobe]

Cavs were finally on the right path and made the biggest mistake of forgiving the guy that betrayed them in the first place.

What are they gonna do if Lebron decides to opt out and leave after this season? Even if he stays they are not going to improve and they can't sign anyone that would impact their game since they just gave big contracts to Love and Thompson. Lebron's game is only going to get worse since he can't shoot. Right now he can still bulldoze to the rim but now that he isn't the fact of the league his travels/stiff-arms are getting called. It's only downhill from here.

[gilalizard]

Cleveland should have told LeBald to go **** himself when he wanted to come back. Then they could of set out to create their own story with their young, talented team.

Instead they tried to have it easy and let him come back to stack up and hopefully cruise to an easy chip. And all along, if the Cavs had won one there, the story would of been all about what LeBald did for Cleveland, not about Cleveland itself.

It's like someone who just can't so no to an old flame that always disappoints them. Always hoping "this time will be different", and always living in that person's shadow and having everything be all about that person.

[inclinerator]

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[Hoopz2332]

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