Cavs Fans ONLY, if Lebron leaves will you still support LBJ?

hunnicam · Post #1 » by **hunnicam** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:32 pm

Voting for Cavs fans only but discussions and opinions are for other fan bases as well.
Vote and Discuss, keep it classy

JoNoNRose · Post #2 » by **JoNoNRose** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:34 pm

Post in the Cavs forum then, "ONLY!"

edit: wow, and the answers are so completely neutral and unbiased, you win at making threads!

mavs4life123 · Post #3 » by **mavs4life123** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:35 pm

Of course they will. However, they are not true cavs fans. They started watching the NBA since Lebron joined the league and will follow him where ever he goes with a different alias.

basketba11 · Post #4 » by **basketba11** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:35 pm

mavs4life123 wrote:Of course they will. However, they are not true cavs fans. They started watching the NBA since Lebron joined the league and will follow him where ever he goes with a different alias.

This

Nate505 · Post #5 » by **Nate505** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:38 pm

I know I would if I were a Cavs fan. In fact, I'd totally just pray that when he comes back to Cleveland as a Bull or Knick or whatever that he'd drop 50/12/10 on the Cavs while his team went to victory. And if for some amazing reason the Cavs were matched up with his team, I'd totally be rooting for him to have an awesome series and to sweep the Cavs. Cause I really want to support him and all.

pwayknicks · Post #6 » by **pwayknicks** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:39 pm

As happy as I would be as a die hard Knick fan if LBJ does indeed sign with NYK, I would feel really really bad for the TRUE Cavs fans....a portion of me actually hopes he stays in Clevland....but everyone knows LeDrama...he has been dreaming big things....big things are in New York...

hunnicam · Post #7 » by **hunnicam** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:39 pm

JoNoNRose wrote:Post in the Cavs forum then, "ONLY!"

edit: wow, and the answers are so completely neutral and unbiased, you win at making threads!

Thanks I tried being neutral and made the thread with a straight face. I also wanted the opinion of other fans but the voting is strictly for Cavs fans.

No Offense · Post #8 » by **No Offense** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:40 pm

This poll should require that you post your answer to prevent Cavs haters from voting "yes."

He is dead to me if he leaves.

An Unbiased Fan · Post #9 » by **An Unbiased Fan** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:41 pm

The Cavs still have a good roster, and Byron Scott is a good coach. They are still a 5-8 seed out in the East.

TheOGJabroni · Post #10 » by **TheOGJabroni** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:43 pm

An Unbiased Fan wrote:The Cavs still have a good roster, and Byron Scott is a good coach. They are still a 5-8 seed out in the East.

Is that you Skip Bayless?

basketba11 · Post #11 » by **basketba11** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:43 pm

An Unbiased Fan wrote:The Cavs still have a good roster, and Byron Scott is a good coach. They are still a 5-8 seed out in the East.

I can see them fighting for the 8th seed at best.

pwayknicks · Post #12 » by **pwayknicks** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:44 pm

I can see them fighting to win 30 games...seriously ..

Mo Williams
Anthony Parker
Moon
Jamison
Vareajo..

ikidunot · Post #13 » by **ikidunot** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:46 pm

^^^^^ This is why this thread should be moved to the cavs forum.

Benedict_Boozer · Post #14 » by **Benedict_Boozer** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:46 pm

Hell no I would not support Lebron if he left. Part of me would wish him well since he is from an area near my hometown, but at the same time it's not like he brought CLE a title.

DowJones · Post #15 » by **DowJones** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:47 pm

I wouldn't care either way to be honest. I would just stop watching the NBA. I would lose all interest in the sport because it is clear that the athletes involved only care about the city. If we were a more desirable city to live in, Cleveland has both Bosh and LeBron at this point and all of a sudden the foundation for a dynasty is in our grasp. But no...Bosh takes less money to play for Miami and Cleveland might lose their home-town guy.

If you are a Cleveland fan...why even follow the sport? What point is there?

An Unbiased Fan · Post #16 » by **An Unbiased Fan** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:47 pm

pwayknicks wrote:I can see them fighting to win 30 games...seriously ..

Mo Williams
Anthony Parker
Moon
Jamison
Vareajo..

You forgot Hickson, Z and Delonte. What's their cap situation like?

Palmeirense · Post #17 » by **Palmeirense** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:48 pm

If i were a cavs fan and Lebron decides to go to the knicks i would hate him with the fire of 1000 suns.

Gus McCrae · Post #18 » by **Gus McCrae** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:48 pm

pwayknicks wrote:I can see them fighting to win 30 games...seriously ..

Mo Williams
Anthony Parker
Moon
Jamison
Vareajo..

It's better than the Wizards roster last year. Plus they could sign a FA.

Benedict_Boozer · Post #19 » by **Benedict_Boozer** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:49 pm

DowJones wrote:I wouldn't care either way to be honest. I would just stop watching the NBA. I would lose all interest in the sport because it is clear that the athletes involved only care about the city. If we were a more desirable city to live in, Cleveland has both Bosh and LeBron at this point and all of a sudden the foundation for a dynasty is in our grasp. But no...Bosh takes less money to play for Miami and Cleveland might lose their home-town guy.

If you are a Cleveland fan...why even follow the sport? What point is there?

Yup. Even if you luck out as a small market team and land a star, they will just bail for one of the marquee or warm weather cities down the line anyways.

That's where OKC is so lucky with Durant...he only cares about playing ball first and foremost.

No Offense · Post #20 » by **No Offense** » Wed Jul 7, 2010 7:50 pm

DowJones wrote:I wouldn't care either way to be honest. I would just stop watching the NBA. I would lose all interest in the sport because it is clear that the athletes involved only care about the city. If we were a more desirable city to live in, Cleveland has both Bosh and LeBron at this point and all of a sudden the foundation for a dynasty is in our grasp. But no...Bosh takes less money to play for Miami and Cleveland might lose their home-town guy.

If you are a Cleveland fan...why even follow the sport? What point is there?

Sad but so very true.

If LBJ leaves will you still support and be a fan of the king?