LeBron James re-signing with the Cavaliers this summer or next?
Members of the organization reportedly believe it’s possible. And of course, they want it to happen. Every team in the NBA wants LeBron.
The question is how committed the Cavaliers are to luring back LeBron. Some conspiracy enthusiasts believe every move Cleveland makes – from trading for Luol Deng to scheduling Ilgauskas’ jersey retirement on a date LeBron could attend – is influenced by impressing LeBron.
If this is part of some master plan, I’m not seeing it.
Some people get no respect. That's "LaBron"'s name spelled incorrectly on scoreboard in CLE. #Cavs pic.twitter.com/WMZZDoH0mE
— clevelanddotcom Cavs (@PDcavsinsider) March 18, 2014
Maybe the Cavaliers clued in LeBron of the misspelling in advance – he certainly didn’t play as if he were distracted by the error as the Heat pulled away late for a 100-96 win – and it’s a plot to get Anderson Varejao out of town, clearing more cap room.
But hey, it also says Anderson "Verajao," so LaBron isn't alone. #Cavs pic.twitter.com/NzPualxltF
— clevelanddotcom Cavs (@PDcavsinsider) March 18, 2014
Or maybe it’s just negligence.
On #Cavs scoreboard misspelling LaBron and Verajao -- looks like it's auto voice-to-text software, not operating error at The Q.
— clevelanddotcom Cavs (@PDcavsinsider) March 19, 2014
Transcription software does not seem like the best way to spell the names of NBA players, who hail from various ethnic backgrounds.
