The answer is, no one knows except him. I find it comical that many of the major media outlets have predictions and inklings as to where LeBron James will be playing next season. There are about six different teams that are in serious contention, and it seems as if each team has made a compelling presentation and offer to him.
I understand that this is easily the biggest story of the day, and will most likely be the biggest story each day until he finally signs with a team. I will, however, choose to dissuade my interest in the entire free agent saga until players sign with teams. I could care less about all the story lines and lucrative offers that are made to each players, most notably LeBron, of course. Until then, I will watch my Red Sox.
Fearless Prediction: The Red Sox will be leading the Yankees at the All Star break.
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I will admit, I thought the Yankees would be increasing their lead against the Red Sox, considering all of the injuries the Sox currently have.
ReplyDeleteUnless the Yankees can get back in their groove, I "fear" that your Fearless Prediction may be correct.
Now Varitek is headed to the DL.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Yahoo Sports, here are the latest injuries for the Sox:
Víctor Martínez Jun 28, 2010 15-Day DL Fractured left thumb
Dustin Pedroia Jun 26, 2010 15-Day DL Broken left foot
Mike Lowell Jun 23, 2010 15-Day DL Strained right hip
Jeremy Hermida Jun 10, 2010 15-Day DL Fractured ribs
Jacoby Ellsbury May 28, 2010 15-Day DL Fractured ribs
Josh Beckett May 19, 2010 15-Day DL Lower back strain
Junichi Tazawa Apr 3, 2010 60-Day DL Right elbow surgery - out for season
Jed Lowrie Mar 26, 2010 60-Day DL Mononucleosis
The fact that the BoSox have this many guys down and are this close is testament to their pitching and Terry Francona, whom I think is the best manager in baseball.
ReplyDeleteThese injuries may be a blessing in disguise as these guys can get rested while they are out. Stay close and overtake the Stankees in August.
In regard to Lebron, I bet he stays in Cleveland.