What pushes Cleveland over the top? (Wiretap Speculation)

[nitetrain8603]

Honestly, I think they need two guys. I view Maurice Williams in the same boat as a Rafer Alston. He might be a solid starter, but I would even put him on the bench once someone else better comes along. And he's nothing even halfway special.

I honestly believe they could use a guy like Ben Gordon. Someone who can create his own offense and would excel off the ball with LeBron creating open shots for him at the 3 point stripe. Then a guy like Zach Randolph(though I don't know how he'll fit personality wise) would put them in the same league as Boston I believe.

You clearly have never seen Mo Williams play. He is Ben Gordon but 2 inches shorter and plays PG, but is basically a shooting guard. Mo Williams will be like a better version of Gibson. Can shoot the ball well, but will have a better move off the dribble and can push the ball. He can be wreckless at times, but often he was the only one running the break for the Bucks.

Actually I followed him since college.

[Wasp]

ROFLMAO... this would never put them on the same level as Boston... as long as frigging LeBron exists... specially his contract, they won't ever be able to be at that level.

IMHO with the rosters as they are today, a Boston/Cleveland 7 game series is a coin flip. Their series last year was extremely close and the Cavs have gotten somewhat better (Mo Williams is a solid player) while the Celts have gotten somewhat worse (Posey is no all-star but he is an extremely underrated glue guy and was important in their run). The Knicks bigmen are not amazing by any stretch of the imagination, but I think that the Cavs don't need a second star like other clubs to get over the hump, they just need a little bit more talent injected into their lineup. Lebron is that good and will only continue to get better.

[Alex_De_Large]

This is probably what is going to happen, most relevant transfer ever http://www.realgm.com/src_checktrade.ph ... id=4755887