LeBron James going to Chicago Bulls or New York Knicks?

 

For Boston Celtics Coach Doc Rivers, LeBron will affect two teams if he decides to leave his current team.  The recipient will surely boost their team, while the left one will surely look for another option, struggles like.  “LeBron is a franchise player” Rivers narrated.  “I know this will be a big stuff for everybody specially media who feasts on this hot topic”.  He added.

President Obama told TNT that LeBron will be good if he’ll go to Chicago and that is his statement.  Like what happened to Michael Jordan, when he felt the support of the whole team.

On the other hand, some people think that LeBron will be better if he’ll go to New York Knicks.  

"It will expand the bloody revenue if he comes here," said Joseph Mazon in a clipped accent. "This is all about revenue and I think New York will get it all if LeBron comes here."

Truth is, New York needs LeBron James a heck of a lot more than he needs New York. To that end, Spike Lee should organize a campaign to have every New Yorker send James a personal love letter and a copy of "Do the Right Thing."

New Yorkers and Knicks fans are hoping against reason that LeBron will come here. It's the greatest city in the world and who wouldn't want to be here? Ohio is a delightful place to retire someday and be buried. But you aren't there yet, right, LeBron?

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If LeBron James isn't sure he can win in Cleveland, President Barack Obama thinks there's an opportunity in his hometown.

"You know, like I said, I don't want to meddle," Obama told TNT. "I will say this: Rose, Joakim Noah it's a pretty good core. You know, you could see LeBron fitting in pretty well there."

Obama was interviewed about a number of basketball subjects by broadcaster Marv Albert on the White House basketball court. The interview will be shown Tuesday night at 8 p.m. ET.

James can become a free agent this summer, and his decision whether to leave the Cavaliers is one of the hottest topics in sports. Though he's never said he wants out of his native Ohio, there's speculation he'd consider it after the Cavaliers were knocked out of the playoffs in the second round by the Boston Celtics.

"I think that the most important thing for LeBron right now is actually to find a structure where he's got a coach that he respects and is working hard with teammates who care about him and if that's in Cleveland, then he should stay in Cleveland," Obama said. "If he doesn't feel like he can get it there, then someplace else."

Obama compared James' situation to the Bulls not winning until Michael Jordan had confidence in Phil Jackson, Scottie Pippen and the rest of his teammates. Once that happened, Chicago won six NBA championships in the 1990s.

"It wasn't until you got that framework around you that you could be a champion," Obama said. "Same thing happened with Kobe (Bryant). You know, I think that, first with Shaq (O'Neal) then later with (Pau) Gasol, you know, he's gotten that sense of a team around him and I think LeBron hasn't quite been able to get that yet. That's what he needs to find."

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