Scott thinks LeBron could stay in Cleveland?
Yes, we are just like you. We would love nothing else than for everyone to shut the hell up about rumors and nonsense about where LeBron James might end up playing. We don’t care that he once ate a great strip steak in Anaheim, and that that particular cut is the specialty of Peter Luger’s in New York City. We don’t think that means that he is leaning towards the New York Knicks, even if that is what ESPN would like us to believe.
But anyway, new Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Byron Scott is actually optimistic that LeBron will return to Cleveland. He tells ESPN 710 AM in Los Angeles that he really thinks LeBron could stay.
“This is just a gut feeling. If I’m going by my gut feeling I would say there is a 75 to 85 percent chance,” Scott said. “I feel really good about that. In talking with Chris and Lance they feel really good about it and I’m sure Dan does as well. We feel we’re going to present a very good case and we’re looking forward to it.”
Scott better hope that LeBron stays. Otherwise they will most likely be losing him and Shaquille O’Neal, and that would just leave Scott to deal with the obnoxious antics of Delonte West. Oh, and they would have no chance of making the playoffs.
Have fun, Byron!
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