On LeBron’s struggles in the NBA Finals:
“I thought that, first of all you have to give Erik Spoelstra a lot of credit because it is tough to have to coach two of the top three players in the league because there is only one basketball. I think you saw it in the Chicago series, whoever had the hot hand that’s who had the ball in the fourth quarter. In the Chicago series it was LeBron. LeBron played great. Then in the Dallas series Dwyane Wade had it going and so with those two guys one of them is going to be standing looking at the other going to work. I think that’s what happened. LeBron is tough. I mean come on. For me he is a top two player in the league, right there with Kobe as the toughest player to defend in the league. I thought the criticism was a little unfair, but he’ll be back. He’ll be back and the Heat are going to be there to contend the next five or six years.”
Whether or not a team like Miami loaded with stars is the way to go in the NBA:
“Talent wins. Bottom line. You can talk all about the rah rah, the camaraderie, the Kumbaya, but in the NBA talent always wins. It may not be good enough to win a championship every single year but you’re going to be in the discussion.”
http://sportsradiointerviews.com/2011/0 ... ckout-nba/
It obviously doesn't mean he's coming here, but it does look like he thinks it would be an appealing destination and that he does not want to close that door. He manages to show love for Spo, Wade and LeBron all in that first sentence.