I feel like LeBron would say **** it and just retire if it came to that
but I absolutely would welcome Bron for his retirement tour, as would MLSE... i know a lot of yall would be repulsed

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Raps in 4 wrote:LeBron will be 40 next season, lol. Does anyone even care if he comes here?
JShuttlesworth wrote:How do those 2nd Round Rookie scale contracts work? Imagine a world where we draft him, he signs for 2-years, and then bounces to Cleveland to play with his old man
In all seriousness, if you're looking for a 6'3" wing who gives you 4 PTS / 2 AST / 2 REB off the bench then Bronny is your guy
S.W.A.N wrote:Hmmm
Is there a more perfect mentor for Scottie than Lebron?
The Lebronto era would be fascinating.
If the price of getting Lebron to finish his career as a raptor is the 31st pick that's a pretty sweet deal.
Is Bronny worth that spot. Nope. Hell no. But you still do that 10/10 times if you decide that having a semi-retired Lebron on the team is a good idea.
That is the core of the issue. As he ages, will he transform his game from Alpha to Alpha Vet Mentor for Scottie and the young guys if it means getting to play with his sons? (yes I'd use a second future pick as well if it worked out).
Lebron (baring injury) has several years left where he would be a high impact player. Even if his stats drop significantly they still really good.
A fascinating discussion. Can you bring in an aging superstar with a clear bribe (play with your son) and have it mesh with a young core that needs to learn how to play and win together?
mtcan wrote:JShuttlesworth wrote:How do those 2nd Round Rookie scale contracts work? Imagine a world where we draft him, he signs for 2-years, and then bounces to Cleveland to play with his old man
In all seriousness, if you're looking for a 6'3" wing who gives you 4 PTS / 2 AST / 2 REB off the bench then Bronny is your guy
Bronny is looking more like Scottie Pippen Jr, Gary Payton II, Glenn Robinson III, Marcus Jordan (or is it Jeff Jordan...the one that isn't banging Scottie Pippen's ex-wife) and many other former players' kids that tried to follow in the footsteps of their dads.
- Raptors RealGM Forum re: Masai Ujiri - June 2023What an absolute failure and disaster this franchise is, ran by one of the most incompetent front offices in the league.
ArthurVandelay wrote:S.W.A.N wrote:Hmmm
Is there a more perfect mentor for Scottie than Lebron?
The Lebronto era would be fascinating.
If the price of getting Lebron to finish his career as a raptor is the 31st pick that's a pretty sweet deal.
Is Bronny worth that spot. Nope. Hell no. But you still do that 10/10 times if you decide that having a semi-retired Lebron on the team is a good idea.
That is the core of the issue. As he ages, will he transform his game from Alpha to Alpha Vet Mentor for Scottie and the young guys if it means getting to play with his sons? (yes I'd use a second future pick as well if it worked out).
Lebron (baring injury) has several years left where he would be a high impact player. Even if his stats drop significantly they still really good.
A fascinating discussion. Can you bring in an aging superstar with a clear bribe (play with your son) and have it mesh with a young core that needs to learn how to play and win together?
Lebron would squeeze Masai to trade Scottie for a rag tag collection of MLE players all on the wrong side of 30.
You thought Casey loved his vets? Lebron creams for vets
- Raptors RealGM Forum re: Masai Ujiri - June 2023What an absolute failure and disaster this franchise is, ran by one of the most incompetent front offices in the league.
TorontoBarneys wrote:Definitely not worth #31 if Lebron doesn't sign here.