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Superbone wrote:

Shabazz wrote:

https://twitter.com/ChrisBHaynes/status/507933158327992320

That's what Monroe threatened a while ago and as far as I know, he still hasn't signed it.

https://twitter.com/WojYahooNBA/status/508017350604783616

Mori Chu wrote:How is that not tampering for Lebron to post something like that?

Future All-Star in this league in no time.

Superbone wrote:

JCSunsfan wrote:

Bruiser wrote:http://instagram.com/p/skwPi2CTEv/?modal=true

"Phoenix break bread"

Ha. So, does this mean he really WANTS to be in Phoenix?

If you pay him $84 Million he wants to be here. Otherwise, he wants to be somewhere else that will pay him the max. It's all about the Benjamins.

Maybe Bledsoe should think about "breaking bread"?

https://twitter.com/WojYahooNBA/status/508027194816593920

Cap wrote:"Break bread" is an interesting choice of terms, considering insider reports that there is "zero communication" because Bledsoe's camp is refusing to sit down and negotiate.

TheOriginalOriginal wrote:

Cap wrote:"Break bread" is an interesting choice of terms, considering insider reports that there is "zero communication" because Bledsoe's camp is refusing to sit down and negotiate.

LeBron isn't the sharpest crayon in the shed..

Flagrant Fowl wrote: The Cavs de facto GM should make an offer for Bledsoe if he's interested in how much Bledsoe is being offered by the Suns.

https://twitter.com/Gambo987/status/508039738616320002

LeBron James weighs in on Eric Bledsoe's free agency
Paul Coro, azcentral sports

The Suns now are getting unsolicited advice from LeBron James about what to do for restricted free agent Eric Bledsoe.

James posted a photo on his Instagram account Friday of him and Bledsoe working out at the Cleveland Cavaliers facility.

James' comment to his 6.8 million Instagram followers and the Suns was:

"Great work today lil bro @ebled2 (Bledsoe's Instagram account)!! Future All-Star in this league in no time. PHX break bread. #Klutch #Work #GymRats #StriveForGreatness."

The "break bread" reference could be interpreted a few ways but it likely is about sharing money, as in a suggestion that the Suns pay Bledsoe. At the outset of free agency July 1, Bledsoe sought a contract approaching the maximum level ($80 million over five years). He received a four-year, $48 million offer from the Suns and did not sign an offer sheet from another team over more than two months of an open market. "Break bread" could also be a reference to sitting down over a meal to negotiate, something that Bledsoe's camp has not been willing to do much.

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INFORMER wrote:If Bledsoe gets benched then I think that will lead to problems.

I agree with the principle behind that comment though. Having Bledsoe here for the qualifier is a complete waste. It's really wasting the season.

Cap wrote:Let's all pretend he didn't just post that.