bcortell wrote:Hendrix wrote:RevMan26 wrote:I just don't see why a big star would want to play in Canada.RevMan26 wrote:Well he isn't playing in his country. I highly doubt his family lives in Canada. I'm just saying. A big star would love to play in Cleveland with LeBron. It's a given if he resigns, a bunch of people will be lining up to sign with Cleveland.
I'm sorry, but what does that have to do with anything? Do you think he would see his family anymore in Ohio which is 1400 miles away from Houston then Toronto which is 1600 miles from Houston?
Maybe because Toronto is a top 5 market in North America, one of the best cities in the league, he gets paid more here. take your pick.
The only real reason I could see Toronto being at a disadvantage over American cities would be taxes, and weather. With Obama raising taxes on federal income tax in NBA players bracket Toronto goes from one of the worst tax situations, to about mid pack. Weather is about the same compared to a polace like Celveland, and the city itself is far better.
Well if lebron re-signs, we'll have him... and I'm pretty sure Bosh would pick Lebron over the entire city of Toronto.If Lebron stays in Cleveland, and we have the capspace, I would think Bosh is coming here- unless the Raps turn around their situation big time.
Coming from a dude who has clearly never been to Toronto.
You have no idea about Toronto and yes, I have been to Cleveland.
Wonder which city has the better nightlife for rich pro athletes?