Basin na busy to siya bro. hehehehe! Busy sa celebration..
Murag anha ra na sa mga malls diri sa manila si Kobe. Sure ko makaadto ana. hehehe! Balitaan lang nya mo nako diri.![]()
Basin na busy to siya bro. hehehehe! Busy sa celebration..
Murag anha ra na sa mga malls diri sa manila si Kobe. Sure ko makaadto ana. hehehe! Balitaan lang nya mo nako diri.![]()
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If di gyud nato ma-sign balik si LO, kinsa ang best available option? Si Dice ra? How about Marion?
ill go for Dice or Birdman Anderson...Marion is expensive and this guy is slowing nya di cya mo fit sa system ni Phil Jackson.paadtu.a nalang na siya sa New York kay si d'Antoni coach didto.
mao ni reason nako why i dont like Marion sa Lakers,kay if si Bynum ma injured napod nya si Gasol ma foul trouble si Powell and Mbenga nalang ang big men.nya si Marion PF na ang iyang position? Lakers need LO or a PF but definitely not SF.
Last edited by EvenStar; 07-07-2009 at 01:32 PM.
^^ Sakto sad ka ana. Gamay man si Marion and he is not the Matrix he used to be. Pero LO is likely to sign again with Lakers because of his friend Ron Ron. If he wants another shot of a ring then that would be the best option for him. 2 days na lang, excited na ko sa Lakers final lineup for the coming season. Si LO na lang ang missing piece.![]()
Sources: LeBron says he'll stay
The Cleveland Cavaliers got some bad news followed by some potentially terrific news on Sunday. In a last-ditch effort to recruit Trevor Ariza away from the Houston Rockets, LeBron James told Ariza he would remain with the Cavaliers past 2010, according to a person close to Ariza.
Even that wasn't enough to get Ariza, who verbally committed to join the Rockets last Thursday, to change his mind and go to Cleveland.
But the Cavaliers will gladly settle for the consolation prize; if indeed James' statement to Ariza was more than an empty sales pitch.
"Trevor asked LeBron if he would be in Cleveland after next season," the source said. "And LeBron said, 'I'll be there. Of course, I'll be there.'"
James could not be reached for comment on Monday.
James' conversation with Ariza was part of the Cavaliers' attempt to make the free agent swingman the next Hedo Turkoglu, who backed out of his promise last week to join Portland and instead accepted a deal with Toronto.
Cavs general manager Danny Ferry and head coach Mike Brown flew to Los Angeles and met with Ariza on Sunday, according to several sources with knowledge of the situation.
Ariza, who had accepted a five-year, $33.5 million offer from the Rockets last Thursday, also received telephone calls from James and Shaquille O'Neal. When James told Ariza he'd be a Cavalier past next season, Ariza was less than convinced.
"He thought it was just a recruiting tool," the source said. "LeBron definitely said it, but until he signs the contract it doesn't mean much."
The Cavaliers did not ask James or O'Neal to call Ariza, but as he did with Ron Artest, James took it upon himself to reach out. James' future in Cleveland has been an issue with potential signees.
Artest, whom the Cavaliers had interest in before he agreed to terms with the Lakers, was concerned about signing a multiyear deal with Cleveland because of James' ability to leave in 2010. And even O'Neal, who was traded to the Cavs less than two weeks ago, tried to find out about James' long-term plans with the club during trade talks.
Even so, according to sources, a flattered Ariza strongly considered reneging on his agreement with the Rockets and heading for Cleveland, which made him the same offer as Houston last week. In the end, however, he decided to keep his word to the Rockets.
"He's a very loyal person," the source said. "[Rockets coach] Rick Adelman had lunch with him for three straight days last week and that meant a lot to him."
Ariza presumably will sign with the Rockets on Wednesday, the first day free agents are allowed to sign contracts. But until then, other teams can recruit him, and he can change his mind.
Though Ferry and Brown left Los Angeles Sunday night thinking their mission had failed, the Cavaliers spoke with Ariza's representatives one last time Monday afternoon, only to be told that he still planned to be a Rocket.
Sources say several factors led to Ariza's decision. First, his toddler son lives in Los Angeles with his mother and Ariza liked that Houston was a much shorter flight than Cleveland. Second, Adelman promised him the Rockets would feature him offensively while the Cavaliers refused to guarantee him a starting job. Instead, the Cavs told him he'd be given a legitimate chance to compete for the spot against last year's starter, Delonte West.
"He wanted to be sure he'd start," the source said. "That was a big hang-up."
While an about-face is still possible, the Cavaliers, who met with Channing Frye in Cleveland on Monday, aren't holding their breath.
"As far as we're concerned, he's going to Houston," a team executive said. "We've moved on."
The Cavaliers, of course, are hoping James doesn't do the same thing a year from now.
Source --------------> Source: LeBron James tells recruit he'll stay with Cleveland Cavaliers - ESPN
Nice try Lebron,Ariza is no fool.Just stay in Houston Ariza, your too much of a threat in Cleveland. I hope they don't try to lure Artest this way.
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Last edited by ManWhore; 07-07-2009 at 02:47 PM.
sulti pana lebron nga mu stay siya pero ug di na ka champion may ug dili na mu balhin![]()
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