If James stays with the Cavaliers, will he still get the No. 1 pick Irving at tomorrow s draft?

If James is still a knight, the knight will definitely not be able to get the champion sign! Because as long as James plays normally, the actual record will not be as bad as it is now! Therefore, you can't get the champion sign, and the probability of getting Owen is basically zero!

It doesn't work out with common sense, because James is here, and the Cavaliers won't have the turn to take the top, and of course it's still acceptable if it's traded.

I think it's about the same, but it doesn't work.

If James is still with the Cavaliers, then the Cavaliers will definitely make the playoffs. (Could it be that his Cavaliers can't make the playoffs right now?) Then, the Cavaliers don't have a chance to draw the top pick. The level of the rest of the squad gives the Cavaliers the possibility of drawing the top pick.

Moreover, there is no team that can exchange the top pick today.

With James, if you make the playoffs, there will be no Irving. With Irving, the Cavaliers are definitely a bad team, and there will be no James left. Two people, only one person can be in the knight.

Probably not, if the Knight record is definitely good. Except through blockbuster deals.

If James is in the Cavaliers, the Cavaliers will have a better record and a lower chance of drawing the top pick

Probably not.,Hope... Have fun

Hehe, landlord, you think about it a lot, James stays with the Cavaliers, and the Cavaliers will definitely make changes for him, and he doesn't know which draft pick will be exchanged for whom. Such a knight must be a team that wants to win the championship. I want to get the champion lot. Unless it's deliberately rotten.

First round team player position.

1 Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James SF

2 Detroit Pistons (now retired) Darko Milicic c

3 Denver Nuggets (currently playing for the New York Knicks) Carmelo Anthony SF

4 Toronto Raptors (now playing for Miami Heat) Chris Bosh PF C

5 Miami Heat Dwyane Wade SG PG

6 Los Angeles Clippers (now for Portland Trail Blazers) Chris Carman c

7 Chicago Bulls Kirk Hinrich SG PG

8 Milwaukee Bucks (now retired) TJ Ford PG

9 New York Knicks (now retired) Michael Sweetney pf

10 Washington Wizards (currently playing for Ploiesti, Romania) Jarvis Hayes SF

11 Golden State Warriors (now free agent) Michael Petrus SF SG

12 Seattle SuperSonics (now renamed Oklahoma City Thunder) Nick Collison c pf

13 Memphis Grizzlies (currently playing for Nancy, France) Marcus Banks PG

14 Seattle SuperSonics (now free agent) Luke Ridno PG

15 Orlando Magic (now retired) Reece Gaines PG

16 Boston Celtics (now free agent) Troy Bell PG

17 Phoenix Suns (now retired) Zach Kabakappa pf

18 New Orleans Hornets (now playing for San Antonio Spurs) David West pf

19 Utah Jazz (now playing for Partizan Belgrade, Serbia) Aleksandar Pavlovich SF SG

20 Boston Celtics (now for Los Angeles Clippers) Dundee Jones SG SF

21 Atlanta Hawks (now playing for San Antonio Spurs) Boris Dior pf sf

22 New Jersey Nets (now playing for Turkish Ephes) Zoran Pranić PG SF

23 Portland Trail Blazers (now free agent) Travis Outlaw SF

24 Los Angeles Lakers (now free agent) Brian Cook.

PF25 Detroit Pistons (now free agent) Carlos Delfino SG SF

26 Minnesota Timberwolves (currently playing for Bologna, Italy) Ndi Ibbi SF

27 Memphis Grizzlies (currently playing for New Orleans Pelicans) Kendrick Perkins c

28 San Antonio Spurs (now playing for Golden State Warriors) Leandro Barbosa SG PG

29 Dallas Mavericks (now free agent) Josh Howard SF

James' exact words were that this fall, I would bring my talent to the South Coast, and I chose to join the Miami Heat.

On July 9, 2010, James announced in front of the world with the help of ESPN's live broadcast that he would bring his talent to the South Coast and play brother basketball with Wade and Bosh.

As the first person in the league, James's performance on the court has also established and confirmed his reputation as the first person, and it also allows people to see the excellence of the champions of the 21st century. James, as the champion of '03, if he is put into the previous sessions, he may not be the champion in the past few years.

The first was the 1984 edition. In this year, several historical stars were born, the most famous of which is Jordan, as well as the then champion Olajuwon and the fifth Barkley, in 1984 James and these candidates at the same time, he is likely not to be the champion.

The second was the 1992 edition. There weren't a lot of good stars in the '92 draft, but in '92 there was a bug-level monster, Shaquille O'Neal. O'Neal's physical fitness alone is enough to terrify people in the league, and O'Neal's entry into the league is even more sensational than James'.

In that year, I didn't think anyone could compete with O'Neal.

Then there's the 1996 draft. There were enough superstars born in this year compared to Jordan's year, and there were also many superstars in this year, such as Iverson, Kobe, Nash and Ray Allen. In particular, Iverson was the best in that year, known as the shortest champion in NBA history, which is enough to see how good Iverson is.

James may not be the top pick in this year.

Finally, there was the 1997 draft。Although 97 is not as good as 96, there was a historic star Tim Duncan in 97, and in 2014 Duncan was still able to lead the Spurs to defeat the Heat with Jens, so James will definitely not be able to compete with Duncan even if he is talented.

First, the champion in 1984 was Olajuwon, and Jordan failed to be the champion. Second, in 1992, it was the inside line that dominated the king, so the talented O'Neill was the champion. Third, Duncan, the champion in 1997, many teams have spent a season for him.

I think in the year when Duncan and O'Neal ran for election, James may not be the champion, because after all, in that era, it was still the era of the interior line, and having a good inside line was far more important than a good outside line, not to mention that James had not shown the all-round strength at that time, so I think the champion should not be him.

O'Neal, Howard, Duncan, Oden, and Iverson may not be the champions in recent years, because these champions are all very good, and they are very famous before entering the NBA.