blog.cleveland.com - 7/1/2008
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In two years, it's a done deal: LeBron James absolutely, definitely without question will be playing for the New Jersey soon to be Brooklyn Nets. Gotta be, because James is big buds with Nets minority owner Jay-Z.
Wait a minute, he wears a Yankees cap and once said Madison Square Garden was one of his favorite arenas. That settles it. In the summer of 2010, James will be signing with the Knicks.
APPLE OF HIS EYE
nypost.com 7/1/2008 — During his tour of Manhattan, LeBron James had fun teasing Knicks and Nets fans yesterday about the prospect of playing in the Big Apple in 2010 when he becomes a free agent. When asked his favorite city, King James listed New York No. 1. But when...
A Quick Response…
waitingfornextyear.com 7/1/2008 — Well, that was a fun day. Rock’s excellent piece on LeBron James certainly stirred the pot, as evidenced by the number of comments and visitors to the site. We wanted to acknowledge a couple of things- First, thank you to our regular readers for your support and outpouring of appreciation on the piece.
LeBron's in a long-term New York state of mind
newsday.com 7/1/2008 — First and foremost on LeBron James' mind is bringing a gold
medal home from Beijing this summer. "Redeem Team," he said of the nickname assigned to this year's version of the don't call it a Dream Team. "I like it."
Better Know Your (New) Knicks Coach: Mike D'Antoni
whatwouldoakleydo.blogspot.com 7/1/2008 — Here to help Knicks fans over at What Would Oakley Do? better know that mustachioed man on the sideline at Madison Square Garden are the good folks over at Bright Side of the Sun - A Phoenix Suns blog.
LeBron just visiting, thanks —
NYDailyNews.com - Basketball 6/30/2008
Stopping in New York for a day on the town with Team USA, LeBron James addressed the possibility of leaving Cleveland in two summers when he's a free agent for either the Knicks and Nets and did not totally rule it out.
Team USA Inside Story on ESPN2 —
NBA.com: News 7/1/2008
In the AKRON BEACON JOURNAL, George M. Thomas writes "let's face it: Anyone who follows Olympic basketball knows the United States hasn't exactly been dominating the sport in the most recent global competitions. Think back to 2004, when taciturn coach ...
U.S. Team Expects to Keep Kidd's Win Streak Alive —
NBA.com: News 7/1/2008
In the NEW YORK TIMES, Joshua Robinson writes "Kidd's success with the national team stands out more than his age. He is the only member of this team who already has an Olympic gold medal, which he won in 2000 in Sydney, Australia. He has also never ...
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