LeBron James Must Play with Chris Paul

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From The Bleacher Report...
Lost in the hoopla surrounding speculation over the possibility that LeBron James might ditch the Miami Heat for the Los Angeles Lakers in 2014—a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma—was this tidbit from the "report" filed by ESPN's Brian Windhorst on Thursday:

Meanwhile, keep an eye on Chris Paul, LeBron's best friend in the NBA. James has wanted to team up with CP3 for seven years or more. In 2005, when Paul was about to be drafted, James asked the Cavs to attempt to move up to get Paul, but the Cavs did not have the assets to pull off such a trade.
Paul and James have only grown closer since, playing together on Team USA four times since 2006 and winning gold medals in 2008 and last summer. Paul will be a free agent in 2013, and his situation could influence James' plans a year later.

LeBron, it seems, is buddy-buddy with CP3, perhaps even more so than he was with Dwyane Wade (and, to a lesser extent, Chris Bosh) prior to the summer of 2010. James has never played with a great point guard before, though that may have as much to do with how his teams have viewed his abilities as a floor general more than anything else





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LeBron James or Carmelo Anthony MVP

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From USA Today...
Carmelo Anthony is renewed. The New York Knicks forward is averaging 27.3 points and 7.3 rebounds a game and playing the best defense of his career.
The result: The Knicks are the last unbeaten team in the NBA at 4-0. But that's not good enough for USA TODAY Sports' NBA power rankings voters.
In our first in-season power rankings, Anthony trails LeBron James of the Miami Heat, whom the Knicks beat to open the season, in MVP votes while New York comes in second in our team rankings to the San Antonio Spurs.

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The NBA Season 2012- 2013 Trades

 Hi this is a review for the NBA Season for 2012-2013 trades. This season, we have a lot of differences. Dwight Howard to the Lakers, Joe Johnson to the Nets, Andre Iguodala to the Nuggets , Ray Allen to the Heat and so many more. I am only going to talk about these trades. Let me start off with Dwight Howard. Dwight Howard who did not want to play on the Orlando Magic anymore, demanded a trade. I do not think it is right that he got his coach fired, Stan Van Gundy and then left the team, but what are you going to do. It went from him going to the Brooklyn Nets to the Houston Rockets to the OKC Thunder. I am not sure if anyone heard this but Dwight Howard was going to be traded for James Harden, Serge Ibaka and Kendrick Perkins. Next trade we have is Joe Johnson to the Nets. Joe Johnson, who is coming off his worst season of his career in my option is going to try to get better having Deron Williams with him. Then, we have Andre Iguodala, who got trade to the Nuggets because of the Dwight trade. Andre who is the 5th best Small Forward in the NBA should do great of the Nuggets giving them a star player. Last, we have Ray Allen coming to the Heat. Ray, who is the 2nd best three point shooter (after Kevin Durant) will be a surprise for him to come off the bench. Those are all the trades and my options on the trades.

Here is the Dwight Howard interview