We’re witnessing the prelude of the remodeling stages transpiring in South Beach, at the shores of the tropical scenery near the airy ocean with sunny skies beaming as brighter days are arriving in the near future.
During the biggest free-agent class in NBA history, the focus is on fans nervously begging for LeBron James, the global superstar and mystic free-agent, to either return to Cleveland or migrate to Madison Square Garden and renovate his dignified legacy on Broadway.
With any luck, of course, he could end up joining forces with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh to erect NBA’s superteam, a wild and powerful trio, automatically turning the Miami Heat into lethal contenders. It seems unrealistic whenever a franchise woos a superstar as vigorous as James and tries assembling the icon with two other well-known superstars, given all the ego and financial problems.
Portrayed as a global icon and a remedy in a relentless league that ...
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Article written by Jonathan Mathis