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By: Hank Kalet

Hank Kalet — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 01:41:36 +0000

I’ve been watching this team since the days of Walt and Willis and have lived through some earlier bad times, but nothing like the Isaiah years and nothing with the kind of longterm impact.

The Knicks’ roster is pretty much a mess, with two good, young and flawed wings, an overweight and overpaid center who hasn’t been on the court in most fans’ memories, a couple of interesting unknowns in the backcourt and their best player an unrestricted free agent. The Garden remains an attraction, but the bush-league management of the last decade has left this team in serious trouble.

The most embarrassing thing, however, was the city’s hokey come-to-NY video, which made the city look like the lamest of semipro backwaters.

In the end, Lebron is staying in Cleveland because leaving would damage his legacy.

By: Harry Waisbren

Harry Waisbren — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 23:17:06 +0000

I love that my Milwaukee Bucks were able to benefit off the Lebron sweepstakes through the John Salmons trade, but now I am absolutely petrified that a division rival could pick up Lebron+Bosh/Amare/Boozer/etc.

Hoping it’s not just cognitive dissonance, but I’m not thinking Lebron ends up in Chicago (or as we refer to these lovely bandwagoner fans in Wisconsin, FIBS, i.e. F****ing Illinois B*stards).

I see the Nets new Billionaire Russian owner with mob ties making him an offer he just can’t refuse through the prospects for international marketing.

By: EZ Leban

EZ Leban — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 03:15:13 +0000

And yes I found it funny that the Bulls went and drafted a French player (even though it was for Washington) after my Freddy Weis dig

By: EZ Leban

EZ Leban — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 03:13:36 +0000

With the recent announcement that LeBron is not traveling to see any teams which I think means he is really serious about chasing titles instead of fame. That being said I think his choices come down to Chicago and Miami. Those two and the Knicks and Nets can put LeBron with another key free agent, but Miami can add a 3rd and Chicago already has an All Star on the roster and several other solid pieces. The Knicks and Nets have a ways to go. So for this year, I think it comes down to Chicago and Miami with Cleveland as a wild card. Wherever he goes it would not surprise me if he only signed a 3 year deal to force teams to spend and improve to keep him, but the lack of a collective bargaining agreement could prevent that. So barring a sign and trade, I think it comes down to the Bulls and Miami

By: Zach W.

Zach W. — Sat, 26 Jun 2010 22:35:22 +0000

Carmelo Anthony will never see free agency; the Nuggets will make locking him up their first priority.

Adam, to answer your question, I see LeBron ending up playing for one of three teams: Chicago, New York, or New Jersey, but I’d put Chicago at or near the top of my list of likely destinations, simply because they’re much closer to being an elite team than the Nets or the Knicks.