/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/55954503/611041300.0.jpg)
Stephen A. Smith weighs in with possibly the most interesting column on the Kyrie Irving situation or perhaps the most perceptive.
Basically he’s saying that as great as LeBron is, and no one denies that, his insistence on controlling the narrative (and the team) is driving Irving crazy.
Check this passage from Smith’s column out:
“Kyrie isn’t saying he’s better than LeBron and should be seen that way,” a close confidant of Irving’s told me. “He’s saying he’s not about to let LeBron ‘SON’ him … treating him like he’s the child and LeBron’s the father or big brother he’s supposed to look up to.
“Kyrie knows he’s a franchise-caliber talent. He wants to be treated like it. And he’s tired of hearing about what LeBron needs, and he’s damn sure tired of hearing LeBron sound like he always needs more. As if the crew they have isn’t enough.”
Apparently most of the other NBA teams have made trade inquiries with six real offers.
According to SBN’s Kristian Winfield, the two teams with the most to offer are Phoenix and Boston, and since Cleveland will probably not want to strengthen an Eastern rival, Phoenix might have the advantage.
If you're going to shop Amazon please start here and help DBR
Check out our new T-shirt!| Drop us a line