Where To Go?

Currently the Cleveland Cavaliers are sitting in the #3 spot with 18 games left for them, so they will make the playoffs and should be facing the 76ers in the first round (based off of the current standings). But bigger news is the state of the Cavs, they are no longer cohesive like they once were. Gone is Kyrie Irving, Kevin Love has opened up about his mental health (anxiety) and soon LeBron James may be up for The Decision II.

It is rumored that LeBron has whittled his selection down to four teams, Cavs, Lakers, 76ers and Rockets. There is no question that any team he is on becomes significantly better and they become an automatic contender for the Finals, but which team makes the best sense? Personally, I feel that if he does leave the Cavs I would love to see him play in Philadelphia, the “Trust the process” has seemed to work and adding LeBron would put them over the top.

Remember, you saw it here first, my prediction is he heads to Philly.

The Embiid Train Has Begun Loading On Platform 9

 It has been two years of waiting but the Philadelphia 76ers fans have finally seen Joel Embiid hit the court. His debut stat line was 20 points, 7 rebounds and 2 blocks in 22 minutes of play in a loss against the ex-Sonics.

 

Is it time to buy up his rookie cards and autographs? It does seem like there have been an awful lot of sales of his cards over the last few days with some of them going for more than they probably should have but once some collectors jump on that train they go full force in hopes of funding their retirement totally forgetting that there are 81 more games left in the season and let’s be honest, he has had two surgeries on his feet and he does play for the 76ers who have turned losing in to a lifestyle.