Where does Lebron fit best?
Given their surplus of shooting guards, the Cavs really have no choice but to play LeBron James at the point.
Updated: October 1, 2003, 1:15 PM ET
By By Terry Brown | NBA Insider
I say Cleveland. You say LeBron James. I say Cavaliers. You say LeBron James. I say anything remotely close to basketball in a Midwest state and the reply will be the same. LeBron James.
And the same will be true when the Cleveland Cavaliers get to picking names, numbers and positions for the upcoming season.
I say point guard. You say LeBron James. I say shooting guard. You say LeBron James. I say small forward. You say LeBron James. And, more times than not, you'd be right. The fact is, he is arguably already the best player on the Cavs, the biggest reason that the seats will be filled and their only chance at redeeming a franchise that has fallen on hard times.
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