Andrei Kirilenko has already verbally agreed to sign with the Cavaliers, but Cleveland fans are still uneasy.
After all, they have been betrayed by Carlos Boozer before.
Cleveland fans know that all verbal agreements are as fragile as the "Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact" of 1939.
Until the free agency market officially opens, and until the Russian puts that ridiculously long name on the contract, the Cavaliers don't truly own AK47.
Every day before the official signing is a torment for Cavaliers fans.
Warriors fans, however, are in a completely different mood. Not only have they just won the championship, but the summer of 2005 just began, and they've already received good news.
Last season, Jason Richardson grew to become the team's third-leading scorer, averaging 17.2 points per game. He rejected teams that promised him a higher tactical position and resolutely chose to renew with the Warriors, continuing to be a diligent role player.
