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Originally Posted by Bryan_Wilson
The cherry on it all is that Lebron for whatever reason has a reluctance to tell them if he will resign or not, which has handcuffed them. That's why Cleveland hasn't traded their pick to help him more. If he truly wanted to remain in Cleveland and told them as much I'd bet anything they would trade that pick for help right now. Not many superstar players leave when the FO is so willing to construct a team to their liking. The Cavs have constructed themselves according to what Lebron wanted(or forced them to do) and his final "F-U" to them is having them nuke the franchise when he leaves(again) all because he may now see a faster route somewhere else(again).
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Yep, he's holding the franchise hostage, just like he did with Cleveland the first time. No one in their right mind would have given JR Smith 4 years 44 or Thompson 5 82 million. I'd actually love to see Lebron play 1 year in a city and then move on to another one. LA for a year, NY for a year, Sac for a year, etc.....