Fine, then it's a very widely held opinion. Anybody who watched that series knows damn good and well that he was extremely passive and deferred to his teammates to the detriment of the team in the biggest moments during that series.
Lebron is unselfish to a fault. Again, that is why comparing him to Jordan is silly. Different type players.
It's just one of those moves you don't think much initially but 3 years later it's considered a game-changer.
Yep...Diaw is a guy they got in a midseason release and he is just perfect for them. With Leonard they have the guy to build around for their next run.
Spurs should be favored, followed by OKC, then Miami.
As I said before, they need to build that team differently than before.
That's an excellent question and I was wondering the same thing - will they still be the team that all these old vets want to rush to join in hopes of winning a championship?
Hard to do that though with the money they have tied up. It did work though, 4 finals and 2 wins. They have to hope Wade opts out.
Playing with Lebron is still a draw though. Miami as a place to live has to have some pull too.
Yea, that's the part I keep forgetting about Wade.
He shouldn't...he is not going to get more money...and of the 3 I think that is more important to him.
Oh, I'm sure they'll still be one of the top destinations in the league.
