Comments on: 2008-09 NBA Team Preview – Cleveland Cavaliers

By: Bogut out for the Year

Bogut out for the Year — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:53:17 +0000

[...] and other minor ailments, and has made it clear that he wants some rest in the next five games. The Cleveland Cavaliers have clinched the league’s best record (and home court throughout the playoffs), so there is [...]

By: matthew

matthew — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 05:20:57 +0000

The Cleveland Cavaliers will be championship contenders this year with no doubt in my mind.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 08:36:38 +0000

Despite their off-season losses they are now on top of their game at 7-2. The losses to New Orleans and Boston were just the new players getting used to playing for the Cavaliers. After 7 in a row I’m counting on them to be championship contenders. And on the contrary Lebron a direct statement that he was going to re-sign so I’m confident their one of the top teams this year. Keep in mind he’s already had three forty-point games in just 9 games also see that they weren’t your average teams either. He did it against the bulls twice,and the pacers once. Without a doubt in my mind he will re-sign in 2009. With Maurice Williams and Delonte West on Lebron’s side this going to be a top caliber team in the playoffs. Every team will be looking forward to having a chance to play them in the playoffs. With the help of some top caliber rookies this season they just look unstoppable right now. Lebron and company are already averaging about 100 points a game. The interesting thing about the Cavaliers is their their class. I’m just looking forward to the playoffs this year. This goes out to all the Cavalier fans , Go Cavs. Come to my blogsite if you want to because I’ll be giving you in-depth analysis and I’ll break down the games during the playoffs for all you Cleveland Cavalier fans. Rise up and go Cavs!

By: O'Dell Isaac II

O'Dell Isaac II — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:30:54 +0000

Cleveland’s problem is this: LeBron can become a free agent after the 2009-10 season. If the Cavs are no closer to competing for a championship by then, he is as good as gone.

James walks around with a New York Yankees cap. He’s buddies with Jay-Z and Warren Buffett. He’s too big for Cleveland, despite his denials. The Knicks are, as I write this, shuffling and reshuffling money to open up cap space by 2010 and surround James with more than just CBA players (like the Cavaliers).

If I had to bet, I’d go with James in a Knick uniform to begin the 2010 season.