Justin

Back when LeBron first left Cleveland, the Cavs have managed to get 3 #1s and a #4. Then when all the pieces were being set into place, barely anyone knew or thought that the prodigal son would return home to Cleveland. Now with Kevin Love along with new free agent acquisitions, the Cleveland Cavaliers go from lottery team to instant Finals contender. How is that? I doubt that luck is the one to blame here. Miracles and Cleveland don't blend well together. Leave your thoughts below whether I'm just over thinking this or you actually agree with my theory.

You are Chris Grant, the current GM for the Cleveland Cavaliers at the 2011 NBA Draft at this time. Your team lost Cleveland native and former #1 pick LeBron James to the Miami Heat and they ended up finishing last in the East (19-63), only the second worst record in the NBA to the Minnesota Timberwolves (17-65). With only a 22.7% chance to win, combining a 19.9% chance from your own pick and 2.8% chance from the Clippers' pick in the NBA Lottery, you managed to get the 1st and 4th pick in the upcoming NBA Draft. The 4th pick was from your team and you were given the #1 pick from the LA Clippers in a earlier trade. Now, you have a choice between two freshmen stars, a 6'3" Point Guard from Duke, or a 6'8" Small Forward from Kansas: Kyrie Irving or Andrew Wiggins. This question has eluded the entire Cleveland Cavaliers organization but you, Chris Grant, are in full control to choose between Irving or Wiggins for the #1 pick. Now, you cannot have both. You must choose one or the another because both Minnesota and the Utah Jazz are awaiting your pick and are not willing to trade with with you due to your lack of trade assets. After this, there is no turning back. Select A.Wiggins and Irving goes to Utah (Minnesota stays with its original pick, Devin Harris is considered a trade asset in Utah, and you are free to choose UConn's Kemba Walker at #4). Select K.Irving and Wiggins/Arizona's Derrick Williams are selected either at #2 or #3. (Cleveland needed everything after losing LBJ)

you are a LeBron James #23 jersey burner. Simple as that.

I was sad that the Lakers couldn't get it done back in the '10/'11 season but I see history repeating itself with the '13/'14 Miami Heat.

Kobe Bryant:Last game was on 12/17 vs Grizzlies (suffered a lateral tibial plateau fracture in his left knee, out for the '13/'14 season)

Derrick Rose:Last game was on 11/22 vs Trail Blazers (suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee, out for the '13/'14 season)

Or he can follow MJ's footsteps and leave the Heat to play football for the Cleveland Browns.

Heat or Spurs?

This is a Francisco Lopez type question.

That would be crazy.

They need a WR and are actually looking for one.

Probably like Lamar Odom to be exact.

Ken Whisenhunt goes on hunts

Lovie Smith loves people

Bill Belichick gets chicks

Tom Coughlin coughs

Jeff Fisher catches fishes

Mike Munchak munches

I got bored and stole the idea from the basketball section

And the NBA is letting Adam Silver be the NBA Commissioner?

I heard O.J Mayo is in Dallas now.

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In your perspective.

He is great because he is an all-around player like Magic Johnson.

Los Angeles Lakers 2013 NBA Champions?

He blocked the Lakers/Hornets/Rockets trade that involves Chris Paul going to Los Angeles so why doesn't he have an excuse to block the trade if Dwight Howard does go to Los Angeles?

He played for the Falcons, Jets, and Vikings. VERY loyal to Green Bay.

Which NFL team would give him a chance? Probably the Colts would put him on the second string like what they did with Kerry Collins.

N/A.Wrestling

It's N/A because it's considered as a fake sport.

The use of number 1 for anything that is wrestling is invalid.