People who claim Cavs were bad only want to justify Lebron leaving. Especially when he promised them a championship.

cavs fans should freaking thank lebron for leaving, sure he broke his promise, and kyrie, waiters, zeller, thompson, 1st pick 2013 don't equate to lebron, but c'mon lol

it's convenient now

i'm not saying they were stocked with superstars. but they weren't as bad as everyone makes them out to be.

take larry hughes as an example. he was a pretty solid #2 or #3 option back in the day (teamed up with agent 0 and did some work).

but now, everyone says "oh larry hughes was a bum etc etc lebron never played with any talent ever"

was he as good as wade? no. was he as bad as jimmer fredette? no.

there are several other players to list, but larry hughes is just the first one i thought of.

This post was edited by cnote-40 on May 22 2013 12:51pm

Um... No? Lol...

Two best players during LeBron's tenure in Cleveland.

Zydrunas Ilgauskus
Mo Williams

Filled with ULTRA QUALITY PLAYERS:

Delonte West
Donyell Marshall
Eric Snow
Daniel Gibson
An 80 year old Shaq
JJ Hickson (who we should have traded for Amar'e Stoudemire when we had the chance)
Anderson Varejao (king flop and same as above)

All so good... So many talented teammates...

Please don't post.



Seriously though, we made out so well from him sign&trading. Kyrie is so lucky too lol

Nobody's saying they were stacked, but u make it sound like Lebron was playing on the Bobcats. No, the other guys also played decent ball within the system. Z, West of the bench, Mo, Jamison etc. Dwight also didn't have a great team in Orlando, but he managed to KO Bron's Cavs. Back in his Cavs days he wasn't tough enough mentally to take a team all the way. Everyone except Lebron's dickriders accept that.

That cavs team weren't excellent players but at the same time they weren't scrubs.

lol

i usually don't care about misspelling, but loled.

Noticed myself after posting it but too lazy to edit on phone

Omer would come off the bench

he won't like that.

ship em to the blazers.