The Common Man
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If this is true, I feel the cavs could have made a better deal. At the moment Mo > Chalmers, Varejao >Anthony and Hickson > Beasley(with his issues)
based sports writer Dan LeBatard is reporting that Chris Bosh may be sent to the Heat in a sign-and-trade for Michael Beasley, Mario Chalmers, and Joel Anthony.
So far this is an unconfirmed report, and it might be a red herring since Joel Anthony isn't even under contract with the Heat (he declined the qualifying offer). In any case, no deals can be made official until the stroke of midnight
People need to keep in mind that Bosh needs to AGREE to come to Cleveland for a sign-an-trade, and there sure as hell isn't a chance of that happening without a commitment that LeBron will be returning.
Example 907 of LeBron holding this organization hostage.
After all these years... Just 24 hrs left..... Wow. I'm getting anxious.
about 12 hours ago via Twitterrific
chrisbosh wrote...
Doesn't sound like someone who wants a deal done at 12:01 am.
Let's just all calm down. Just think back to the past few weeks of reporting. In other words, there are going to be LOTS of false reports over the next few days. Let's wait and see what happens.
As far as this deal to Miami, it's a day too early for it to be happening. But, I do think it's possible a deal like this gets worked out for Bosh to go to Miami. Don't fret - there's a lot of good names still on the market. In fact, one could argue it makes more sense to use our assets to bring in two tier b free agents in S&t than 1 tier 1 free agent.
Honestly, today is Wednesday June 30 - I'm much more concerned about getting Shaw named Head Coach today. We need all of our FO pieces in place as we move into free agency. It just doesn't send a good message otherwise.
If this is true, then the Cavs biggest strategy for keeping LeBron goes out the window. And I do think it has a good chance of being accurate, considering Bosh was going house-hunting in Miami and he has said the Heat have a good chance of signing him. This doesn't eliminate the possibility of LeBron staying, but it sure does lessen the Cavs' chances.