You were my first car,
you were my only car.
You are gone but will not be forgotten
Enjoy the junkyard.
Enjoy the junkyard.
May your mechanical guts and paper thin sheet metal
rest in peace...
Miami (25-to-1) now the 7-to-5 favorite.
Los Angeles Lakers (7-to-2) and still 7-to-2.
Orlando Magic (5-to-1) to a very generous 8-to-1.
Boston Celtics (5-to-1) to 10-to-1.
Denver Nuggets (10-to-1) to 12-to-1.
Oklahoma City Thunder (15-to-1) to 14-to-1.
San Antonio Spurs (20-to-1) to 25-to-1.
Dallas Mavericks (20-to-1) to 25-to-1.
Chicago Bulls (18-to-1) to a tempting 25-to-1.
The Cleveland Cavaliers plunged from 8-to-1 to 75-to-1.
"...I'm going to take my talent to South Beach..."NO! This can't be! As appealing as playing for Los Heat might seem to The King, I don't think that's where he should have gone. Granted, having 3 all-star caliber players doesn't seem like it will hurt them, I think it will in the long run. Having 3 players take up most of your salary cap doesn't sound like a good business investment. Now they have about 9 roster spots to fill with their remaining 5 million-ish? Good luck getting any talent for that amount. This, and the fact that the new "Big 3" will be required to play about 40+ minutes per game for the whole season. And what if one (or more) of them get hurt? This puts and even bigger burden on the remaining players, who I'm assuming are already the new favorites to win it all this year. This could be a major train-wreck waiting to happen.
He doesn't look too happy if you ask me... |
"LeBron James has rented six cabanas at the W Hotel South Beach this weekend to celebrate his team decision, two sources confirm to UsMagazine.com.
That adds more fuel to the fire that James, 25, will announce he's joining the Miami Heat Thursday night, as several insiders told ESPN this morning." [US Magazine]