I get it. He's an unlikable guy, but don't let that fact take away from what Lebron James is doing. And yes, you can like Lebron and Jordan at the same time.
The 2016 NBA Finals are set: the Golden State Warriors will face the Cleveland Cavaliers in a rematch of the 2015 finals. Here’s a preview of what to expect.
Frank Caliendo from Fox NFL Sunday did a great impression of Morgan Freeman reading the letter LeBron James wrote about coming home to Cleveland. He called it "The LeBron James Redemption", after "The Shawshank Redemption".
The radio hosts for Cleveland's 'The Really Big Show' were in shock, after LeBron James announced his return to play with the Cleveland Cavaliers. They couldn't control their emotions, and luckily, someone recorded it.
Now that we know that LeBron James is going back home to play for the Cleveland Cavaliers, I couldn't help but notice that every media outlet was using the song "Coming Home" by Skylar Grey to help make the story more powerful.
As often happens when basketball players break their noses, the Miami Heat's LeBron James has been playing with a face mask for the past week or so. The one he sported for a bit was a rather intimidating, all-black number some people compared to Batman's mask (it takes some imagination, but you can kind of see it).
James didn't really like that one, though--it was hot and uncomfortable--and his te
Can the Spurs can get over the emotional loss in Game 6? Will Dwayne Wade show up? Does Manu Ginobili have anything left in the tank? Is Ray Allen is basketball Yoda? Forget all that! The MOST IMPORTANT question going into Game 7 of the NBA Finals is: Will LeBron wear the SWEATBAND?!
One way or the other, the off-season is coming for LeBron James. He'll either be a two-time defending champion...or not. Either way, according to funnyordie.com, he'll always be a flopper.
So, Lebron James is the MVP, yet for the NBA Finals he goes almost-nothing-for-eleventy-hundred from the floor against the Spurs? Especially after his Miami Heat got a 36-point strafing by San Antonio in Game 3, "King James" needs to pick up his game, or his old Cleveland problem of disappearing in big moments will come back to haunt him.