Yeah, this year for sure. The playoffs last year were pretty great, though. Chicago/Boston's series last year was incredible.
I obviously want Lebron to stay in Cleveland, and honestly I don't really see him having many options other than Miami if he were to leave. Whether people want it or not, Lebron going to the Bulls invites the comparison that I'm sure neither Lebron nor Jordan want, not to mention severely undercutting Derrick Rose's leadership role. As for the Knicks, why on God's green Earth would Lebron go to a terrible team that will absolutely need another two years to rebuild around Lebron, only to find himself in almost the exact position Cleveland is in now? He wants a championship A.S.A.P., and his best chances are with already established teams (Cleveland or Miami). Wade has already made it clear that for him to stay in Miami, he needs some better vets around him, and has openly campaigned for Lebron possibly coming down. That is really the only situation I can see happening if Lebron decides to leave.
But to be honest, if the Cavs lose, I think there's a much better chance of Mike Brown getting canned (thank christ) than Lebron leaving. As for if they win, I have no clue.
edit: Also, I changed my mind. This current series goes 7 games, as I called it earlier in the playoffs. The Cavs play the best when under the most pressure, especially Lebron. Not to mention they're one of the best road teams in the league. But for Christ's sake, Brown, stop giving pity minutes to Z – JJ Hickson all fucking night. Keep your starting line-up the same (maybe swap Mo for West), then if pressure points are needed, put in Lebron, Hickson, Gibson, Jamison, and West/Mo/maybe Moon if the occasion calls for him. Brown is such a terrible coach.