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13 minutes ago, Hotlanta1981 said:

I'm not upset. But a 30th pick in the first round is basically a worthless pick. There is nothing more to feel about it than that.

So Cleveland is going to be the best team in the league when their best player will be 34 years old?  I don't think so!

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So Cleveland is going to be the best team in the league when their best player will be 34 years old?  I don't think so!

MJ was 34 when the Bulls won 62 games and won the finals.

Tim Duncan and the Spurs won the championship with him being 37 years old.

Barring major injury Lebron will still be a superstar for at least 5 more years.

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Bron's last season will be 2018/19 with the Cav-nots, unless he opts out the year before. 

19 first round could lookgreat if he does opt out (unless it's TOO protected). Might not be that bad even if he does finish 18/19 as he'll be 33 that year, and surely he will have to slow down sooner or later, right?

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2 minutes ago, Dolfan23 said:

MJ was 34 when the Bulls won 62 games and won the finals.

Tim Duncan and the Spurs won the championship with him being 37 years old.

Barring major injury Lebron will still be a superstar for at least 5 more years.

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MJ didn't come straight out of High School and didn't play as many minutes as Lebron has played at this point in his career and Tim was far from San Antonio's best player during their championship runs

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MJ didn't come straight out of High School and didn't play as many minutes as Lebron has played at this point in his career and Tim was far from San Antonio's best player during their championship runs

And MJ wasn't built like Lebron either.

Far from their best player? Pretty sure most Spurs favs would disagree with that... but even if you want to argue that then it's a good thing the Cavs have Kyrie who will still be a star then. Point is the Cavs will be a championship contender every year Lebron is still on their team.

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29 minutes ago, Dolfan23 said:

MJ was 34 when the Bulls won 62 games and won the finals.

Tim Duncan and the Spurs won the championship with him being 37 years old.

Barring major injury Lebron will still be a superstar for at least 5 more years.

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Technically, MJ was born Feb '63... won 1998 Finals in June, so actually 35 yrs old at that time.

LeBron born Dec 84... in June 2019 would be 34.

But that point aside... all I know is if you're getting a 1st rounder from CLE, the later you get it, the better it is... and I just can't be upset at getting a 1st rounder for our 35 yr-old under contract for just a few more months.

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3 minutes ago, thecampster said:

I'm trying to wrap my head around people's reactions.  

Fact 1: There are 46 games left in the regular season now.

Fact 2: Korver lost his starting role to Thabo Sefalosha.

Fact 3: Korver is a free agent at season's end.

So if I am understanding this correctly, we just traded 46 games of a backup 3 point specialist, for a 1st round pick in 2019 that could be anywhere from 16-30 (probably), while clearing up around 2 million in salary and creating more playing time for Bembry, Hardaway and Prince?  Am I missing something? Isn't this kind of a steal?  Cleveland is giving us $2 million in salary discount, a future 1st and more playing time for our rooks. This kind of looks to me like the kind of thievery you call the police over.

Kyle is a nice guy and could possibly be back next year. But you gave up 46 games for quite a good bit of roster clarity.

Plus. Plus . plus post!!!!!!!!

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6 minutes ago, thecampster said:

I'm trying to wrap my head around people's reactions.  

Fact 1: There are 46 games left in the regular season now.

Fact 2: Korver lost his starting role to Thabo Sefalosha.

Fact 3: Korver is a free agent at season's end.

So if I am understanding this correctly, we just traded 46 games of a backup 3 point specialist, for a 1st round pick in 2019 that could be anywhere from 16-30 (probably), while clearing up around 2 million in salary and creating more playing time for Bembry, Hardaway and Prince?  Am I missing something? Isn't this kind of a steal?  Cleveland is giving us $2 million in salary discount, a future 1st and more playing time for our rooks. This kind of looks to me like the kind of thievery you call the police over.

Kyle is a nice guy and could possibly be back next year. But you gave up 46 games for quite a good bit of roster clarity.

Yeah OK, you convinced me anyway. Took me a few but ready to move forward and see some Bembry and Prince on the floor.

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5 minutes ago, Peoriabird said:

Plus. Plus . ppost!!!!!!!!

I am in agreement with this.   Thecampster"s post really made me reconsider this deal in a more positive light.   

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2 minutes ago, Peoriabird said:

They hadn't played as many minutes as Lebron at this stage and secondly I was mistaken, he will be 35

I feel like you're splitting hairs. Not to mention that he has Ivring and Love around him to keep the team winning. Not to mention the east looks so weak. Who is really challenging them anytime soon?

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