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  • #1

    Lebron goes back to Cleveland

    Just read from multiple sources that Lebron James has decided to go back home to Cleveland.

    I guess you can go home!

    Well, with Manziel and now James back in the fold the Clevelanders are back on the sports map, fwiw.

    WHAT SAY YE?
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    Re: Lebron goes back to Cleveland

    And now we go from seeing Heat jerseys all over the place to Cavalier jerseys again. Maybe they'll just dust off the ones that have been in the closet for years and not give the team new uniform money.
    The restoration is complete!

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      Re: Lebron goes back to Cleveland

      Originally posted by Mikey View Post
      And now we go from seeing Heat jerseys all over the place to Cavalier jerseys again. Maybe they'll just dust off the ones that have been in the closet for years and not give the team new uniform money.
      Well, at least the ones that weren't burned.

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        Re: Lebron goes back to Cleveland

        As a Heat fan, I'm fine with this. Lebron helped us win two titles in four years. No beef here.

        Besides, the Heat's lineup for 2014-2015 (with the addition of Luol Deng, Josh McRoberts, Shabazz Napier and Danny Granger) is going to be very competitive.

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        • #5
          Re: Lebron goes back to Cleveland

          Really it is going to take him to really beyond kiss and make up. After he left after the so-called Decision thing!
          Carolina Panthers @ Denver Broncos 2/7/2016 CBS 6:30PM EST Santa Clara CA!

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