Comments on: Team Preview: Cleveland Cavaliers

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by: bv

Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:53:30 +0000

OK, here’s the plan going forward - we’re going to finish off the team previews this upcoming week. We’ll start the mock draft and do that for a week, like we did last year, from 10/9 through 10/13. the next week, 10/16-10/20, we’ll do tiers, and then the next week (10/23-10/27) we’ll post our overall rankings and our overall sleepers and busts. then, the season starts. hooray!

by: JM

Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:28:04 +0000

Agreed.
I found the breakdown of the tiers within each position was very helpful during my draft last year. I hope you guys are going to do that again.

by: Rook

Sat, 30 Sep 2006 23:09:22 +0000

Great stuff. Could you update us on your timeline for the coming weeks? When do you anticipate posting your overall rankings?

by: DM

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 20:01:40 +0000

“Also, even if Lebron doesn’t give you #1 stats, he likely has #1 trading value in your league (due to the hype). Thus you could draft him #1 and then trade him for one of the other top 6 studs plus another good player.”

I think you nailed a key point right there. There will never be a shortage of owners willing to break the bank to get LeBron. And for the record, I do full expect him to get better, maybe get up to 2 3pg, 8 assists, back to 2 steals, 35 points. I’m kind of hoping he and Kobe try to one up each other all season. That could be fun.

by: JM

Fri, 29 Sep 2006 16:38:50 +0000

I’ds say if you’re going to take Lebron at #1, you should do so based on being confident that his #’s from last year will improve. If you don’t expect his #’s to improve than you’re overpaying for him based on his name/hype.

Last year he finished at #4 (in leagues that don’t count TOs) - behind Marion, Kobe, KG…
and #6 (with TOs) - behind Marion, KG, Kobe, Brand, Nowitzki

Of course, if you think Lebron will stay the same this year, but the guys ahead of him will get worse, that’s a reason to take him #1.

Also, even if Lebron doesn’t give you #1 stats, he likely has #1 trading value in your league (due to the hype). Thus you could draft him #1 and then trade him for one of the other top 6 studs plus another good player.

Just depends on your league I guess.