i never thought i'd say this but i do think there's a chance Lebron would come back to Cleveland now that the Cavs have the #1 pick, along with a few other factors included, including the Heat not winning the championship this year, the Cavs hiring a great coach and their #1 pick working out.

but all that is still a long shot.

Lebron, Kyrie Irving and Andrew Wiggins is a pretty impressive trio.

one thing and the biggest factor i think that would stop Lebron from coming back is the Cavs owner Dan Gilbert, who's a real dick cheeseburger.

in the end, i think Lebron will stay in Miami but i also didn't think he'd leave Cleveland in the first place.

God bless.

I've heard they've discussed trading the pick but this group of lottery players are suppose to be franchise players, so i doubt they do but who knows with the Cavs.

God bless.

Miami looking good and I don't like them ...

Pacers have had a very unhealthy obsession with the Heat for 3 years. Even if they did manage to get past them this series (they won't) they would probably get swept in the finals. Focusing that much on one opponent is not the way a team with championship ambitions should behave.

Also the language they use is also worrying. Before game 4 Vogul referred to them as the little brother to Miami's big brother. How many championship teams in any sport over the years have actively refered to themselves in such terms.

Big changes ahead in Indiana. Total culture change needed.

Is there a reason why you don't like them?

Well Riley dicked over the Knicks to join the Heat too. Sent his resignation by fax. Those 90's Heat Kicks rivalry games were always great. Especially the game where Van Gundy was hanging onto Zo's leg. I hated Charlie Ward the most from all those Miami-Fsu football games.

i like when the courts lights light the arena and the crowd is more shaded, like how the Knicks and Lakers do their games and unlike how the Pacers, Clippers and most other teams do their games.

God bless.

Larry Johnson and Zo hated each other from the Hornets days. I always liked how Jeff Van Gundy drank diet coke at court side and then being dragged on the floor by his players.

For Lennon2217 Taylor Swift & Steve Balllmer

The team has a ten year lease w/ the Staple Center. He can obviously afford to break it but I'm not sure they league will allow it. I think its a horrible deal. You get the B team in the market plus you dont own the arena. Seattle deserves a team. It's a shame that KD and Westbrook arent playing there. The owner of the team is a liar and promised not to move them. The documentary Sonicsgate chronicles all the shadiness by Sam Presti.

Seattle had major viaduct issues with recession coming over everyone's heads. It's why Seattle did not approve the arena at the time. David Stern had a horrible ax to grind against Seattle. The SuperSonics had rich history and following. I think owner association would not have problem after a new arena is built in Seattle. I think for Steve all his friends and associates are in Seattle. Kevin Johnson has been a pain for owners and fought to keep the Kings staying in Sacramento. The Kings support has been lack luster. When the days Mitch Richmond was the star of the team, hardly fan support. Basically, he was one man show and kept them in the playoffs. I think if the Clippers franchise disappears, it would not hurt the league or basketball history. The Clippers franchise has a horrible history compare to The Sonics. I really feel after the deal is done. It be the best for NBA to allow the move right away if Steve Ballmer ask for it.

Next season it be all about the Clippers moving forward and Donald Sterling saga from last season. The story line be better if the Clippers sold, moved to Seattle and re-birth as the SuperSonics. Then, the talk is about Sonics history and welcome back to Seattle.