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Three big losses for the cavs and two big wins for the knicks. And still the line is favoring the cavs. 

Im leaning cavs here. 


 
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cavs has to be play

seems weird.. knicks has hype, momentum amd public money id assume. knicks should be favorite but are not.. strange
 
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actually scratch that.. I just checked betting chart. more people are on cavs. im going to wait see if the line moves
 
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no one is really picking cavs. knicks is the play
 
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-3 to -1 cavs
 
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Quote Originally Posted by saigonbynight:

-3 to -1 cavs
whats this mean you think, take cavs????
 
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cleveland is the play or pass
 
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large on Clev
 
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First off, as a Heat fan I fear this is yet another step toward Lebron inevitably leaving Miami. Whether its back to Cleveland is debatable, but does seem the most likely scenario. While a potentially cathartic moment may occur for both Lebron and Cleveland, I imagine Lebron will not be visible to the fans. Will he be watching on from a box suite like we are supposed to ignore the fact he's indirectly supporting his old team again. I think he's smart for returning Beacause it gives him a chance to play the good guy foronce, and, for Cleveland fans a chance to see him giving them support and possibly moving forward. It will be interesting to see if he's shown on the screen or even dare I say being out on the court how Cavs fans will react. Are they going to think this one out and show him they could welcome him back, or, as i suspect, will Cavs fans still hold a grudge against a 25 year-old kid who wanted to live somewhere nice and win championships. I expect the Cavs players will do their part to recruit him by stepping up their play against the Knicks tonight. Either way, seems a path towards the next "Decision" will potentially be paved tonight. Will cooler heads prevail. I am interested to hear the Clevelanders perspective on the forum.
 
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Gungho

Were u been at bro? Last time heat went to clevland they were cheering and holding signs saying bron comeback
 
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Lebron playing for the Cavs?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gungho:

First off, as a Heat fan I fear this is yet another step toward Lebron inevitably leaving Miami. Whether its back to Cleveland is debatable, but does seem the most likely scenario. While a potentially cathartic moment may occur for both Lebron and Cleveland, I imagine Lebron will not be visible to the fans. Will he be watching on from a box suite like we are supposed to ignore the fact he's indirectly supporting his old team again. I think he's smart for returning Beacause it gives him a chance to play the good guy foronce, and, for Cleveland fans a chance to see him giving them support and possibly moving forward. It will be interesting to see if he's shown on the screen or even dare I say being out on the court how Cavs fans will react. Are they going to think this one out and show him they could welcome him back, or, as i suspect, will Cavs fans still hold a grudge against a 25 year-old kid who wanted to live somewhere nice and win championships. I expect the Cavs players will do their part to recruit him by stepping up their play against the Knicks tonight. Either way, seems a path towards the next "Decision" will potentially be paved tonight. Will cooler heads prevail. I am interested to hear the Clevelanders perspective on the forum.

This statement is clearly delusional. Lebron has one purpose tonight.
To support the ONE guy who supported and mentored an 18 year old Lebron.
Don't read anymore into this. Big Z was a huge influence teaching Lebeon to become a man. It's all fact.
 
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knicks 4 me
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SportsGuruX:

no one is really picking cavs. knicks is the play


There is now 58% percent on NY, and the line has moved in that direction.

I don't know about this one.  NY two good games in a row.. seems they are due for a let down...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gungho:

First off, as a Heat fan I fear this is yet another step toward Lebron inevitably leaving Miami. Whether its back to Cleveland is debatable, but does seem the most likely scenario. While a potentially cathartic moment may occur for both Lebron and Cleveland, I imagine Lebron will not be visible to the fans. Will he be watching on from a box suite like we are supposed to ignore the fact he's indirectly supporting his old team again. I think he's smart for returning Beacause it gives him a chance to play the good guy foronce, and, for Cleveland fans a chance to see him giving them support and possibly moving forward. It will be interesting to see if he's shown on the screen or even dare I say being out on the court how Cavs fans will react. Are they going to think this one out and show him they could welcome him back, or, as i suspect, will Cavs fans still hold a grudge against a 25 year-old kid who wanted to live somewhere nice and win championships. I expect the Cavs players will do their part to recruit him by stepping up their play against the Knicks tonight. Either way, seems a path towards the next "Decision" will potentially be paved tonight. Will cooler heads prevail. I am interested to hear the Clevelanders perspective on the forum.


Lebron didn't just leave to win championships. He left in the most callous way possible. Not only did he flat out tank the playoff series against the Celtics in the spring prior to The Decision, but he also neglected to inform the Cavs FO of his intentions. The decision took place after free agency had already been going on for a week. The Cavs were handcuffed. The classy thing to do would have been to inform the FO first so they could have done a sign and trade/etc. Instead he left the franchise who brought him up to out to dry in order to facilitate his "Look at me" tour.

Personally, I don't want him back. He's a quitter who didn't win anything until he rigged his own super team. People say that he had no help on the Cavs yet somehow the Cavs led the league in regular season wins both of the last two seasons he played in Cleveland. A lot of the postseason failures were on his shoulders. Instead of taking responsibility like a man, he took the easy way out and colluded with the Heat to form a super-team. You probably weren't a Heat fan before all this so I'm sorry if this is new information.

He is still generally disliked but the thought of him coming back is warming on alot of Clevelanders simply due to the fact that the Cavs have been god awful since he left and Lebron returning would make them instant title contenders.
 
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Oh, and take the Cavs +1 tonight or ML. I can't see them laying an egg on Z's big night.
 
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I got Knicks favored in my line , who's out 
 
 
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Knicks had some value at +3.5 but I won't play it now.
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