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Cavs and Iggy
Since the season started, the Cavaliers have been linked to a seemingly endless string of names in the trade market, the below-the-surface entity that dominates front offices these days and obsesses fans.
First there was Stephen Jackson, a player the Cavs tried and failed to acquire from Golden State in November. Then it was Troy Murphy and Antawn Jamison, two good-shooting big men who are still very much in play but seem increasingly unlikely. It was followed by Amare Stoudemire, where the teams had talked but the interest wasn't true.
Now comes the next, Andre Iguodala, the current Philadelphia 76ers franchise player who was regarded as untouchable just a year ago but is now the centerpiece of a salary-cap hamstrung team only staying out of last place because of the New Jersey Nets.
First come the facts. According to several league sources, the Cavs and Sixers have been in talks about Iguodala. The talks remain open and it is still possible the Cavs could trade for him, contrary to other reports at the end of the last week. At this point, however, the two sides are just in discussion and have not progressed to the serious stage.
Iguodala and the Cavs? It is complex, to be sure. But it is also quite possible.
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So Cleveland is going balls to the wall and doing everything to win a ring for their star. I commend them for better or for worse, they always do something to try and improve. I. E Mo williams, Shaq, and even if it fails they try and try and try. And now they pursue Iggy. just great. But we dream of Lebron coming to dallas, ok.