Comments on: Could the Cavaliers land Antawn Jamison?

By: oneringtorulethemall

oneringtorulethemall — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:46:02 +0000

Danny Ferry is really pressed, he better know how to work that damn Blackberry he has! Does someone have his PIN, cuz I’ll BB Message him “PULL THE TRIGGER!”

The Wiz need to realize that Gilbert Arenas will never be healthy, and they need to move on with ideas of Butler, Arenas, and Jamison dynasty so they can clear cap to help their troubled franchise. Jamison needs to be traded. Now to help the Wiz, the Cavs need to deal a couple players besides just Wally. I’m thinking another 8-10 player trade.

Amare is impossible, and Camby is a trade that is way too expensive for the Cavs. But if another team gets involved, well something could work like with the Wiz.

Every team needs to benefit with future talent, salary, and lux tax relief.

By: Atonio Lozada

Atonio Lozada — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:46:54 +0000

if cavs make jamison trade. they will be the most elite team in the entire league he could easily be the ring bringer. now is the perfect time

By: Rem

Rem — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 14:46:19 +0000

From the great words of Austin Carr himself, “Get that weak stuff out of Here!”. Wally needs to go. Jamison has proven himself time and time again. Mo is the missing link to our team but with Jamison involved on the scoring end it would make us more of a solid team. We cant always rely on The King. New York or not, this is Cleveland’s year. This city needs a championship and I think this trade would be the best for our team this year. Wally cost to much and isn’t consistent. If James is going to stay in this town we have to Win it All this year. 2010 will come soon enough. Who knows what will really happen. I don’t see James leaving a great team for a crappy New York team. Unless his ego is bigger then the game it self.

By: Tariq Ali

Tariq Ali — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 01:45:33 +0000

It is a risky move that could payoff well for the Cavaliers this post season. I think we all agree that the Cavaliers at this point can beat the Celtics giving that we have home court. But at the same time, the Celtics are looking to make some moves and they are well aware that they need to do something to beat us in a possible Eastern Conference finals.

If Danny can pull this trade off then I would go for it and we will worry about his aging knees next year.

By: James

James — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 21:33:39 +0000

Its such a tough call deciding whether we should pull the trigger on the Jamison deal. When I read that Lebron was enamored of Chris Bosh, and the fact that the Cavs will have the cap space to sign both in 2010, I almost wet myself with glee. That, without question would be a five-peat type of team.

However, because of the ridiculous bias, overwhelming crybaby support the national media has given to the “Lebron to NY” campaign, there is a tiny voice in the back of my head (coupled with the fact that I am a fan of Cleveland sports teams, and used to big names leaving for greener pastures.) that it is still a very real possibility.

Thus, the Jamison deal might be that which gets us the ring. Or since , minus Moe Williams, we were a Delonte 3-pointer away from beating the Celtics last year, we wouldn’t have to see Garnet’s overly cliched, shiny face all the time flapping his gums about greatness, overcoming, etc.

The thing that worries me the most, is how much Lamar Odom absolutely dominated our big men recently. It isnt like our bigs suck, but in that game they got owned. That concerns me heading into a possible LA-Cleveland finals. So, maybe we do need a more athletic big now instead of later.