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LeBron aware that Nets, Knicks looking to snag All-Star in future
LeBron aware that Nets, Knicks looking to snag All-Star in future
All that LeBron James-to-the-Knicks speculation might be focused on the right city but the wrong team.
4 Comments
  • And One And One
    +1
    LeBron is going nowhere. Hesitate to divulge my secret plan just yet . . .
    Posted 6/30/2008 respond (flag)
  • AEM AEM
    +1

    C, for as much as I like you, I hope that your plan includes a couple of All Stars, some real hot babes (of course besides you that is) and so much money to rival Bill Gates. Other than that I have a feeling that James will have either a New York accent or be buying Tony Soprano's house, depending on what team gets him!

    AEM

    Posted 7/1/2008 respond (flag)
  • houroc houroc
    +1
    I feel what everyone is saying but when 2010 comes around, it's gonna be hard for LeBron to turn down the bright lights of the big city.  Ohio is cool but it's not New York.
    Posted 7/1/2008 respond (flag)
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