Report: Lebron going back to Cleveland

Woj or Windhorst.

Sheridan is a great reporter, but there are a lot of people who think he's just guessing here in order to pump up interest in his new site.

 

Careful. He'll sue you.

 

Sheridan has been quoting sources for almost three weeks saying that LeBron is very likely to return to Cleveland.

To me, he's earned the benefit of the doubt. I really can't believe he'd put himself this far out on an island on probably the biggest sports story of the year without good reason.

 

Broussard has been reporting the same thing for the same amount of time, but he's couched it, probably because he's getting the info from LeBron's agent and not LeBron himself and knows how flaky LeBron has been in the past or were worried that Pat Riley could talk him out of it by pointing out obvious things like the Cavs being too young and reminding him about the Dan Gilbert letter.

I hope Sheridan is right. But, I have a hard time believing that he has a source on this that AWoj and Windhorst don't have, especially since the only reliable sources on this would be LeBron and his agent.

 

Per TerezOwens.com: LeBron's side chick says Cleveland.

 

He addresses all of that in his latest writethru. He goes into pretty specific detail about Riley trying to talk him into staying, and when and how LeBron will announce his decision.

He also makes a good point: Of LeBron's present or potential teammates, the best basketball player of the bunch, Kyrie Irving, is in Cleveland.

 

That is a good read. It is interesting that while scrolling through the story, there is a video on there that says, "90 percent chance LeBron returns to Cleveland"

If Riley is Sheridan's source, I would completely buy it.

 

Dumb question.

Would you trade Andrew Wiggins for Kevin Love?

 

My answer: Hell yes in a heartbeat. As for LeBron, it wouldn't be surprising if he's told very good sources different things about his choice as he struggles to make up his mind. That's not criticism. This is an important life decision, so indecision is only human.

 

Agreed. I think Wiggins' upside is to maybe, possibly be as good as Love is right now.

 

The one nice thing about Wiggins is he's the only one on the roster who can take some of the defensive pressure off LeBron (you know, IF he were to end up in Cleveland). I think you still make the Love trade, but that's the reason I'd at least have to think for a bit about it if I'm cleveland.

 

Am I just out of it? I have NO idea what TerezOwens is.