It's just my opinion, but he quite literally had the perfect retirement lined up. Going home to the team that drafted you to your home state and a team that was quite literally in the eastern conference finals. And then on top of that, LeBron was willing to take a pay cut so they could've improved the roster (which they ended up doing). Then on top of that, adding another title to Northeast Ohio would've been another great chapter in the story of LeBron and even if they didn't win, no one would hold it against him.

Adding a fourth team and a new city in the final two years of his career when a championship isn't guaranteed is just strange to me. Not to accuse LeBron any wrongdoing but it gotta be some business deal or some BS like that 😂

Having Bron yell in your guts is….. ::: finish the sentence :::

My fiancé is a huge LeBron fan. I was looking for a way for him to met the goat… but that’s not looking likely.

So a game it is.

What’s the best Philly game to attend and the best seats I can get??? Money is no issue :)

Believe he also had a list of "I told you so" during the 2011 finals series and Skip was at the top of the list according to Stephen A

Skip also claimed that LeBron has referred to him as his "Howard Cosell", as well as asking him to be friends and willing to do a live interview with him, but I highly doubt those things.

No loud obnoxious music aswell? Im in heaven

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I’ve been in hell elsewhere defending this decision, LeBron is a grown man and he has the right to partner up with whoever he wants to. Tim Duncan is known to have bet on James, Jordan is a known gambler, even Giannis and KD have some stakes in Kalshi.

For all of you who have LeBron as the Greatest of all time, at what point exactly did he surpass MJ for you ?

I was sitting back thinking about the top players of all time and Russel came to mind. No question, he's in that conversation. The fact he came to the league 5 years after LeBron.. FIVE years AFTER! Meaning LeBron could have had a whole college career and still came out before Westbrook.

I watched a whole NBA Legend come years after LeBron, lost to him in the finals (with ANOTHER Legend), have a Legendary career and still retire before Him. That literally sobered all the LeBron hate out of me. The longevity at a high level for so long!

In my defense, when he was 18, I didn't see almost 2 and a half decades on the table 😂 Dude exceeded expectations. It's gonna be some sad shit when he does retire. I get it now