I really, really like the idea of this backcourt of an all-star becoming a superstar and a rookie destined for good things combined with one of the five dudes who's handled expectations as humbly and professionally as anyone possibly could while also becoming the best since the best..

But you give that story up for the fantastic all-star, the best since the best and the best player in the league who hash't figured out how to lead yet. That player doesn't need to lead anymore, but gets to learn how, while you avoid having to teach NBA basketball to a guy who'll haunt you championships down the road.

The only reason I wouldn't trade Wiggins is I (the Cavs GM/Gilbert) happen to really like him as a person and don't want to put him in that situation, or LeBron openly discusses it in a negative way to myself or worse the media.

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