LeBron's First Stint In Cleveland Was UNREAL

[@jamirimaj6880]

"It was unanimous.... 1-0" Damn Stern was different lol

[@dromedarycamus2]

Was hoping someone in the comment section pointed that out, that shit was ice cold

[@skyMcWeeds]

Adam Silver could never. He don't got the balls to go against LeBron.

[@codyeble0713]

You know if your name isn't Michael Jordan, David Stern isn't even listening to you lol

[@Dizcreti]

@@codyeble0713lol you cooked the comment above 😅

[@rickystackss]

@@skyMcWeedslebron back then isn’t nearly the same as lebron now. lebrons own team nowadays can’t really tell him what to do or forbid him from doing certain things. he’s too big and he’s accomplished too much for anybody in the nba to try to do that

[@GameinHistory]

LeBron's first stint in Cleveland proves one thing: the Cavs wasted a generational talent with one of the worst supporting casts in NBA history. No wonder he left can you blame him?

[@choke39]

that’s what I’m saying bro

[@geaty788]

Exactly that’s what I’m saying

[@bonzobonanza]

EXACTLY. People are always blaming LeBron for joining a Miami Heat superteam but realistically, they should be blaming the Cavs front office for not making serious moves in their supporting cast to help LeBron.

[@jaron312]

I remember the Cavs trading for Antwan Jamison but they could have gotten Amare. They were being cheap. He stayed longer than he should have.

[@Terror832]

Yeah I don’t have a problem with players leaving their original teams. It’s your career. Do what makes you feel happy.

[@WencyAlban]

They wasted 10 years Prime of that man.

[@Tutankamion196]

Not a huge Lebron fan but yeah I agree. Cleveland deserve every slander they get

[@AmauhdBobson1567]

It’s was like 8 or 7 years ago

[@AmauhdBobson1567]

Didn’t mean to put ago

[@Clutchclips_]

imagine if he played for golden state or boston or the sonics which later became thunder with kd,harden and russ instead od calves he would be the goat without a question

[@goodjoejoe]

All because they trusted Boozer and valued JJ Hickson too much.

[@bigbabysld]

I am not Lebron fan, but I really forgot about his 1st go round with the Cavs...he literally carried that team on his back...I would have left for Miami too.

[@strmshadow8411]

did he carry them when he choked to the Spurs as well?

[@strang7739]

@@strmshadow8411gee i wonder why lebron lost to the same team that beat prime shaq and kobe LMAO nba fans have to be the most braindead sports group of all time

[@ojames1983]

You don't have to be a fan of someone to say that 💀🤣

[@DJOptimusNaved]

@@strmshadow8411the fact he took that trash team to the finals is an accomplishment of itself

[@strmshadow8411]

@@DJOptimusNaved Must be part of that participation trophy gen. So if he gets credit for getting there, does he get the blame for being one of the worst players and choking the game away?

[@polverizer2134]

The amount of people hating on this man in the comments is ridiculous. One dude said he's butt cause he hasn't won an mvp since he turned 30 like people didn't get voters fatigue after the 4th😂

[@uaushaiaosao9308]

True. LeBron was definitely the MVP in 2018 and 2020.😂

[@jlshine17]

Not

[@davemaltese]

if he won 2011. he'd be the only guy winning 5 mvp in a row

[@KesiaR666]

Same people who understand voter fatigue context when talking about Bird/MJ😂

[@coreythomas3633]

​@@davemaltesesmh what?

[@YUNNGP]

David Stern was a gangsta …”it was unanimous..one nothing” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 basically I ain’t having that

[@ArcherIsEpic]

It wasn’t unreal it was LeReal

[@ArcherIsEpic]

Fr chain

[@StellarFart]

Fr 🥷🏾

[@ballsinsurance]

Fr chain

[@kobe2kallday]

Fr

[@kobe2kallday]

It was also lebeautifully legloryous

[@LamelKendrick]

pre Miami LeBron was by far my favorite

[@JC-le3sy]

@LamelKendrick Not my favorite but one of em pre Miami !!! my favorite was Kobe followed by Gilbert Arenas

[@HorizonOfHope]

Miami Lebron was about as close to the most perfect all-round basketball you can get.

[@LamelKendrick]

@@HorizonOfHope there's more between the lines. He seemed better on paper in Miami because teams can't double team 3 all stars on the court at once, but you could argue he had to play harder and better in his first Cleveland era because he had no supporting cast.

[@orlandowilliamson691]

2018 LeBron wasn't fair

[@dwaynehoward240]

Arenas was nice​@@JC-le3sy

[@THEjustincredible]

0:42 yo David Stern was a mob boss idc 😂😂😂😂

[@deadflies4265]

Mfer said 1 nothing 😂😂

[@JimMacintosh]

So much better than that woke goblin Adam Silver

[@ll3dd1ell]

​@@JimMacintosh David Stern fcked over Kobe with the veto of Chris Paul trade. Fuck Stern too

[@edwardchatman8895]

Right go check out what he said to Melo. 🤣🤣🤣

[@yoced1468]

@@JimMacintoshsilver is spineless and has made some shit bball

[@patrickmilner4149]

Still crazy that us fans never got a Kobe vs LeBron Finals series

[@marcusg1021]

Facts. Such a shame. Lebrons team couldn't get it done vs Orlando, and Kobes team couldn't get it done vs Dallas in 2011. Both blown opportunities 😮‍💨

[@paulusrumanouw3176]

​@@marcusg1021Orlando AND Boston! Both Lebron and Kobe choked that prevented them from facing each other in the finals.

[@CSportz-p5r]

@@paulusrumanouw3176 Lebron did not choke at all vs the Magic, you don’t choke by averaging a near *40 point* triple double in a series He had 1 truly bad game vs Boston in 2010 but was otherwise still great

[@paulusrumanouw3176]

@@CSportz-p5r Vs Orlando Game 3, he shot only 39% FG and 12% 3s and got a -12. Game 6: he shot only 40% FG and 25% 3s, plus a pitiful 63% FT to again another -12 at the end. Vs Boston he played bad in games 2, 4, 5, and 6. Again look deeper at his percentages and +/-, not just his overall avg. score.

[@CSportz-p5r]

@ +/- is literally the most useless statistic in sports

[@user-ty6hf3zb8k]

cavs fan burning jersey and saying he was a traitor after everything they done for him the was so stupid this is the same organization that gave lebron nothing after him taking a garbage team to nba final in age 22

[@Bl4ckHater]

it's not about leaving per se, but the fact that hes gone to national tv to do the " decision" sh

[@joelt9034]

​@Bl4ckHater that was a message to the management

[@alexwest4629]

@@Bl4ckHater he did that for charity mate.

[@bones3142]

It amazes me just how much the NBA Media has continuously talked down upon LeBron’s career. I’ll never understand it

[@prince-bm4xt]

People love hating on greatness. They find any little thing to belittle bron and it’s sickening

[@noyce.]

Hating on him got SAS paid more than most NBA players. Talking about the most popular NBA player puts food on the table. Let's not forget about Skip. Negativity sells

[@Dizcreti]

@@noyce.yeah also that 2011 performance just gave them sm to hate on him. I feel like if he won that series and played good his legacy rn would look so different no matter what came after

[@noyce.]

@Dizcreti I believe so too but I'm also happy Mavs finally got their first chip after choking as a 1st seed years before that. However knowing the internet and this generation. I'm sure they'll still be hating on it either way, probably discrediting and say the 11' Ring is against a old washed team instead.

[@I-Six]

LeBron, Hate, Engagement= 💵💰💵

[@sub-zyr0]

1:58 three 3 point makes a game is crazy

[@marcusg1021]

That Orlando magic team was doing Splash brothers stuff before Golden State. That season they set the record for most 3's in a game, 23 made 3's. Full of shooters. They were on fire 🔥 vs the cavs in that playoff. Was wild.

[@enzowong334]

That team Shaped modern basketball

[@Gt99993]

Hedo Turkuglu was crazy good at the magics series against cavs. Him and Lebron were the reason I started watching basketball

[@AlMuchiii]

fr fr they got Lewis , Turkuglu ,Pietrus , good times

[@cesarcabanas446]

This man's documentary is going to be legendary

[@Leo_Lopez74]

It was crazy what LeBron could do to the Cavs they were practically in the mud when he joined

[@Jarekthegamingdragon]

Watching lebron has been amazing but nah, vince carter is still easily the best in game dunker of all time.

[@SPIIIVA]

Thank you for documenting my childhood as a Cavs fan. The Orlando ECF loss was the first time i ever cried my eyes out due to sports 😂 i was like 12-13 lol

[@AlMuchiii]

same same hahaha

[@yaboi97]

Been waiting for this one, hope everyones having a good day/night wherever youre tuned in from

[@jaleelwilliams9209]

Ad ends 8:06

[@Waffle77362]

Thank you bro, appreciate it

[@KingTubbsIII]

Thanks homie

[@ElijahHardaway-e4m]

2003-2010 Lebron was a 1.great slasher, 2.great defender, 3.great playmaker but his only weakness was being a awful jumpshooter and he couldn't get other superstar to come to Cleveland

[@bytheriverinpeace2301]

He wasnt awful from 2008-2010 he shot and made more 3s than kobe and melo. He just wasnt as consistent from midrange. But his jumper was decent and the reason behind many of his 40-50 point games around that time .

[@abtocool6350]

@@bytheriverinpeace2301yeah I was about to say since the start of 2009 he was at least respectable from 3 but he’s been bad from midrange his whole career.

[@FireAngelChris]

@@abtocool6350Not necessarily bad from midrange because he not reliant on it or consistently take them like other players. He had good seasons from midrange

[@abtocool6350]

@@FireAngelChrisdid he though?, the league average from the midrange is 41% and he was under that percentage for the majority of his career, he shot over 41% from the midrange only 5 times in his career, the rest of it he was under. In his heat days he was good from there. In 2011,2012, and 2013 he was above the average. In 2022 and 2019 he shot above it and that’s it.

[@abtocool6350]

@@FireAngelChrislebron was my favorite player growing up but I’m not going to act like he didn’t have any flaws. He’s not a good midrange shooter for the majority of his career and he became a solid three point shooter by the 2009 season.

[@nikospao5189]

Lebron first stint in cleveland : wasted years with poop org and awful players, lebron last stint in nba with lakers: wasted years with poop org and awful players except injury prone ad. history really does repeat itself

[@amin7407]

its horrible he should go back to cleveland win with them and retire

[@imnotblindbutiloveblindfol8449]

Lebron also isn’t super good anymore. He would still be a great 6th man but he shouldn’t be their starting forward trying to average 30 minutes at the age of 40. Mans can’t defend anymore to save his life

[@coreythomas3633]

​@@imnotblindbutiloveblindfol8449Lebron is still top 10 top 5 nba player bro.

[@JeffooDT]

AD has played 150 of his last 160 games not to bad really

[@imnotblindbutiloveblindfol8449]

@ No he isn’t lol

[@andrewcook1246]

Getting drafted to the most undesireable franchise in the league made it almost impossible for a good allstar to want to play there. That and management had to be on drugs or something.

[@Jokerasylum14]

That can be said for a few teams

[@lakesho49]

Most undesirable??? The bobcats were forsure that in 2003

[@noyce.]

Nonstop really the gift that keeps giving. All these "longevity" narratives really got casual fans forgetting young LeBron was a DEMON. Youngest to everything and then suddenly it's because he played more games.

[@DynastyIcon]

a hall of fame career everywhere he's played.. we gotta appreciate seeing LeBron while we still can 💯 hate him or love him, the NBA wont be the same when he hangs it up

[@HorizonOfHope]

LeBron wasn’t the fastest or strongest but he was a lot faster than the strongest and a lot stronger than the fastest.

[@Unc654]

Lebron was at his all time peak in speed when he played for the Cavs

[@HorizonOfHope]

@@Unc654 Read the comment carefully - it's that while not being the best in any one specific thing he was pretty much unmatched as an all-round talent.

[@levibondjr4650]

@@HorizonOfHopeThat’s a really great point.

[@Anthonydu01630]

You can argue he was the fastest in his first stint with the CAVS when he was between 240-260, smaller guards like D.Rose, Russ, Cp3 ect maybe had a quicker first step, but coast to coast Lebron was the fastest, he could reach a higher Top speed than any other players imo, even in 2011 he was still the fastest but after that he gained weight, he was over 270 in Miami, and clearly over 260 in Cleveland and LA, in 2020 he looked huge … So he wasn’t the fastest and strongest at the same time, but he was the fastest in term of Top speed in the 2000’s, and he was the strongest driver and maybe even post player in the 2010’s, all while still being a Top 5 fastest player … Lebron was Giannis before Giannis, only difference is he was 6’8.5 260-270 with a 7ft wingspan and normal hands for his size while Giannis is 6’11 240-260 with a 7’3 wingspan and the 3rd biggest hands ever, and he also play in the fast pace and great spacing era, with 3pts shooters everywhere and that’s why he can dunk everything, if young Lebron played in this era he would also dunk everything, even without the 2 added inches, the 7’3 wingspan and the 3rd biggest hands ever

[@Impactframess]

Tough

[@braydenharris9691]

And people still mad at him for leaving

[@SuperSaiyan-100]

I would’ve left too

[@swaggyz3]

Carlos Boozer verbally committed to a 4 year deal with Cleveland , so they declined his last year team option, an then in free agency utah offered him more money and boozer decided to leave Cleveland

[@jaron312]

Cleveland was dumb af for letting him out early

[@Jayjayxxx007]

38 8 and 8 is just insane especially on the magic that year bruh

[@riasisthicc4850]

amazing they even lost that series with bro damn near averaging 40.

[@Fragment_of_Light]

Cleveland and Miami Bron was a sight to see😮

[@AntEdwards.5]

nonstop in his prime rn fr

[@ersonvelasco2531]

When you’re a Cavs fan and hated Bron on leaving the franchise, after watching the docu, this enlightens you on what really is happening behind and around the team. Lit video btw… 🔥

[@awc6007]

6:19 The Pistons weren’t the defending NBA champs in 2006, they won in 2004 but if you wanna be more picky they were the defending eastern conference champs.

[@devshah480]

Yk “it was Unanimous 1 nothing” is pretty legendary to say as a commissioner.

[@kevinjohnson4498]

Its crazy how bad the Cavs front office was during that time. Blaming Lebron for leaving is crazy. The Bulls drafted Charles Oakley, Pippen, Grant, and BJ Armstrong in the 4 years after drafting MJ, of course he wasnt going anywhere. The Cavs drafted Luke Jackson, Shannon Brown, Daniel Gibson, and JJ Hickson

[@noyce.]

Crazy part is people really forgot Jordan had players like Wooldridge scoring 22.9 in MJ's rookie year. Dailey a 6MOY candidate and then adding GEORGE GERVIN and Sidney Green in MJ's second year. Hate Jerry Krause as much as you want but that Bulls front office did heck of a job, the Bulls only losing 2 less games without MJ while taking Knicks to game 7 (who took the Rockets to game 7).

[@topbridge]

Lebron was always dominating, including in todays era. I pray for times like this when he wins his last championship, even at 40 years old

[@crocowithaglocko5876]

Unfortunately, I think he’s a bit too old to win one more I’d love to see it, but he’s slowing down

[@polverizer2134]

How was he always dominated. He has 4 rings and 4 finals MVPs

[@YashiYahu]

Nah😂 ain't happening unless they pull a miracle

[@topbridge]

@@polverizer2134 I meant dominating, my bad lol

[@AlexLen79]

Bro... After this season, LeBron James' stint in LA will be just as long as his first stint in Cleveland. That's crazy.

[@MRMIAOFFDALBLOCK]

This why he’s the goat he had to live up to those expectations In highschool way before his time in the nba and he succeeded in both highschool and the nba 🐐🐐

[@inandoutoftheabyss9953]

Your video overlooks the building process the Cavs went through. They didn’t exactly k ow what to do with the golden ticket. So they looked at the spurs and pistons and decided to build defensively first… and they did. They were phenomenal defensively for several straight years

[@anestisvassou8112]

Please make a video about his days in miami and his second cavs stint

[@inandoutoftheabyss9953]

The thoughts on Lebron a first Cavs run: their goal was to be the best defensive team and just give Lebron the ball. Your video overlooks how good they were defensively

[@Divinity-evil]

I was 5 when we drafted him super grateful I got to grow up watching him here then he comes back and wins a chip during my highschool years.

[@ManofLowMoralFiber]

2:26 Lebron Improved dramatically >One of the most egregious travels in league history

[@thebluepineapplephoenix101]

average lebron hater, thats got nothing to do w the overall point

[@MrBUCHO11]

​@@thebluepineapplephoenix101imagine pointing this out in a 22 minute video,yeah a casual hater fr 🤦🏿😂

[@smokecops5009]

Why u hating lmao

[@dvdv8197]

STOP SHILLING OUT FOR BETTERHELP SCAM!! 😤😤😤😤

[@MEanPenguin908]

🙄

[@That_Nice_Ginger]

The best actually sports creator

[@pitufoberde]

frrrr

[@dobz746]

Great content by Non-Stop to remind the haters especially Kobe/MJ fans how really good Lebron was in the 2000's as an 18-24yo "not on his prime yet" Lebron.

[@CommonSenseless1993]

I’m old enough to remember LeBron’s pre-draft hype, and yeah, it was absolutely insane. The fact that he exceeded his expectations is honestly his biggest flex.

[@sharaymecrumble2235]

I still can’t believe LeBron blew it. That cavs vs laker final would’ve been goated

[@MattiOlana]

Joel embodies catching stays 😂 7:28

[@inandoutoftheabyss9953]

Wrong. Zydrunas ilgauskas made an all star team as well. Do your research

[@ruzgar1372]

2:37 The fact that he dunked it is crazy

[@dvdv8197]

Great video. LeBron's first Cleveland stint was indeed awe-inspiring.

[@icyyluke]

oh my goodness imagine a prime bron and black mamba finals, would've been pure basketball poetry

[@PoorPenman]

Cleveland was really like "nope we haven't seen enough to build around this player" 😂😂

[@gaudyfurball5811]

I don’t think i could EVER find love greater than what lebron makes me feel

[@tripdagrim2504]

I never actually payed attention to his numbers his first stint in Cleveland but DAMN yea I see why people say this version of him is the best but after watching this I have to say the best versions of Bron are 1. 2015-18 2. 2005-09 3. 2010-14 4. 2020-present I get he won in Miami but individually this is it

[@paulh.9937]

in Miami he was arguably the best defender in the league, he shot 41 percent from 3-point range, he was averaging clost to a 30 point triple double for multiple seasons in a row, and he weighed about 270 pounds of pure muscle. 2012 and 2013 was peak. especially because at that point he was a 8 year vet. he was smarter.

[@tripdagrim2504]

@@paulh.9937 he only shot over 40% once in Miami and he’s basically almost averaged a triple double for his whole career and he was a great defender his first stint in Cleveland too he just didn’t get the recognition because that era was stacked with elite defensive players like howard ben wallace kg duncan etc and his peak his fasho 2016-18

[@chicob.3906]

He def was a young phenom coming into the league, staying thru the ups and downs would have put more respect on his name. People say no one wanted to go to CLE but when he went back was able to get whoever he wanted. Shits wild

[@bladadowsweat2911]

Jordan and Kobe fans try to act like LeBron had great teams around him during his first stint with the Cavs

[@KesiaR666]

They dead ass hype Mo Williams because of one game in a series where he outplayed Bron 😂😂even though Bron carried them that entire run outside by of that one game

[@apex_blade]

no one ever acts like that, on the contrary I've seen many lebron fans act like ilgauskas drew gooden and mo williams were g league players.

[@seymourbutts563]

You can say the same about Bronsexuals and Jordan

[@THAWILDER]

Just finished the video amazing!

[@tv10-gz5dw]

the fuck

[@qwerty69123]

it was a min ago stop the capping

[@tylergamingyt2717]

cap

[@Dimezprod]

YT record 🎉

[@daepicrobloxgamer270]

CAPP

[@Alien-_-clawson]

"we gotta make a big deal so LeBron doesnt keave" proceeds to sign 40 year old shaq..... Bahahahha

[@micahheyward5342]

6:19-6:22 Correction: The Spurs were the defending champions

[@JigglesLovely]

Don't ever call LeBron a better in game dunker than Vince Carter ever again

[@skillfulkaotic3678]

He is 💀

[@JigglesLovely]

@@skillfulkaotic3678 With what? The same Tomahawk?

[@MercedesGarcia-fb1et]

21:15 not definitive the 01’ Sixers was maybe worse and look at what AI did with them you can argue 01’ Sixers or 07’ Cavaliers

[@MBHoward85]

Aye man, I would have left for Miami too. Literally all of us would have

[@poly_g6068]

He should have at least 5 MVPs. They also gave his first all-defense selection to Kirk Hinrich even though he was statistically better and significantly more versatile.

[@iamthejosh1150]

7 years, that man dragged that Cavs team behind his back, refused to build a cohesive team around. Cannot blame him for leaving.

[@somebodycomegether770]

an 18 year old lebron had the highest expectations ever coming into the league and exceeded them all. GOAT

[@FootyInsights_]

He's the greatest floor raiser/"does the most with less" player in NBA history, and is part of his GOAT argument

[@iiTzGwa]

Its Literally like: Bron: Yoooo Guys Help me a Little bit??? GMs and his teammates: Yooooooooooo!!! WERE ON TV!

[@zanderisbanned]

Since you said it can be reviewed in 3 parts, when we getting parts 2 and 3?

[@KingKromah]

The 25 pts straight on the pistons was just ridiculous

[@viktorianas]

2006-07 Cleveland Cavaliers season is still the best achievement of LBJ IMO.

[@browhat244]

Not compared to the 3-1 comeback in 2016 finals or his 2017-18 season.

[@MrKurtykurt]

When the Cavs defense bailed him out of half those wins they needed to get to the finals?

[@damienburke4996]

The glazing of LeBron on channel is continues. Saying that LeBron “quickly overtook Vince Carter as the best in-game dunker” is utterly ridiculous. 2:49

[@calimoxchannel]

if its in game dunking the Bron is as crazy as Vince... at that age Bron was doing 360, 180, windmills, freethow line dunking, In your face disrespecful dunking, over the glass, he even did a between the legs... name it... he got trampoline and head above the rim....

[@MikeBeltMikeBelt]

Not meaning he was as entertaining as Vince at his peak, just that by that time, LeBron was the best...until maybe Blake. You just read it wrong.

[@fentyvon5515]

Calling someone glazing but this turd glazes skip Bayless is crazy... This must be one of skips multiple dummy accounts🤡

[@calimoxchannel]

@@MikeBeltMikeBelt he is though ....I was a VC fan but when I watch Bron he is the real deal.... people how entertaining the Cavs Bron was...

[@ubfrijmi8ccsa8]

damien burke? name sounds too gay

[@ak_hoops]

I was always in a unique position for this. I've been a long time Heat fan but I'm also from Columbus, OH. Watching the way LeBron was treated for choosing to leave was sad. This man mad Cleveland relevant, let alone thrive, as a City (cc: the Browns haha). But the Cavs were just trash. When he went to the Heat, I didn't particularly "want" him but was glad to have the best, and 4 Finals in 4 years showed that. Nothing was funnier than when he returned, suddenly he was a savior again.

[@disd4in08]

People say he was bad cause of not winning championships right away .. bro look at his teammates..he is giving his all but no help..

[@SuperSaiyan-100]

That’s what I always say

[@Shady00018]

I'd put him in the same level with Brock Lesnar athleticism-wise. Just pure freaks!

[@paulh.9937]

in 2013 he was 270 pounds at 6 foot 9 with a ridiculous 44 inch vertical leap

[@FireAngelChris]

He a better athlete than Brock

[@Kyle-xe5qx]

This was the best LeBron. I don't think he's the GOAT, but he's definitely the most athletic of all time.

[@Mali-jw6im]

Why isn't he the goat?

[@Kyle-xe5qx]

@Mali-jw6im he's lost more finals than he's been in. MJ won every Finals he was in. LeBron also won 2 on D Wades team, and one only because Kevin Durant got injured.

[@Mali-jw6im]

@Kyle-xe5qx "on Dwades team" LeBron was by far the best player on the those heat teams, also wdym Kevin Durant got injured?

[@GeoX242]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@Kyle-xe5qxi dont get why people knock him for the finals losses besides the 2011 one. His early finals appearances were him literally carrying a garbage team to the finals and if u watched the video you fan see just how bad they were without him. He also played against some of the best teams of all time later on in his career. MJ won every finals he was in sure, but he also didn’t even make the finals alot more times. And you definitely dont look good saying kevin durant got injured when he won because KD wasnt on the warriors in 2016

[@HotdogJuice]

The entire league had to adjust for him. He was that good

[@inandoutoftheabyss9953]

So we just gonna gloss over the fact that he quit in the Celtics series? If he didn’t quit, they likely would have beat Boston

[@ericejoaquin]

As much as I love LeBron’s dunks… I think the chase down block is his SIGNATURE move!

[@OkayKenMedia]

The ai images got me 😂

[@pandajmj]

Expert level ad seque honestly

[@kyriosmixa8808]

calling wizards a cavs customer is dirty work😂😂

[@sharaymecrumble2235]

Mannnnn the good old days. Back when the nba was good

[@tad16]

Lebron really had 4 peaks Rookie season Cavs 3rd season Heat 2nd stint for the Cavs Hell even now..Father Time 🐐

[@Sletch-wv9wc]

19:49 ahhh yes despite a tough shooting night 27 points 19 rebounds 10 assist and mentally checked out wow if those aren't the greatest numbers I've you've ever seen from a player who was mentally checked out of a game from start to finish

[@GodSon91]

Lebron first stint was Allen Iversons career carrying a garbage squad with no help only thing lebron got out faster Damn I wish my boy got 1 Ring 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🐐🐐🙌🏾🙏🏾

[@WellOkIGuessYouGotMe]

All the kids don’t realize the thumbnail isn’t photoshopped

[@zacharywagner1708]

I’m a Clevelander and after truly watching this I can’t blame him one bit for leaving the first time!!!

[@CommonSenseless1993]

Cleveland didn’t get swept by the Spurs in 2007. It was 5 games if my memory serves me right.

[@KinglerJord]

Ok love the video, but just have to make one correction on "the Cavs stalled on a contract extension for Boozer". They could have brought him back for the next year with their team option for pennies (about $600k), but he told them he would re-sign with the team on a longer contract. So the Cavs, wanting to do right by their player on his word, declined the team option so they could extend him. Once they declined the team option though, Boozer stabbed them in the back and took a contract with the Jazz that the Cavs could not possibly match. Extension talks did not stall, he straight up lied to their faces.

[@samggh-tu2rv]

LeBron back then was my favorite player Along side Allen Iverson He was such force of nature

[@KOBESSS]

This was his prime as just being a hooper by far he got worst every year after his 2nd season and still was the best in the league for 20 years it’s insane when you think about it

[@KOBESSS]

Those who get it and was there will understand what I’m saying he was unbelievable and that “ killer instinct “ was there. He still the goat but if he had semi decent co star not even HOFS like Jordan/kobe (LeBron later on) yall would see bron in a different light it would be no question who’s the goat

[@GeoX242]

This def aint his prime, heat lebron is stronger and more athletic as well as being his physical prime and the 2nd stint cavs lebron is his best mix of physicality and skill as he had the most experience before the beginning of his decline(although his decline is very slow)

[@enzowong334]

First stint cavs bron was the most athletic player ive ever seen lol that dude was stronger faster and jump higher than everyone lol

[@Rambogunz44]

Facts I never seen that type of explosiveness from a young player still

[@robesch88]

And a choker

[@enzowong334]

@ lol whatever u say mate

[@rickystackss]

imagine a team nowadays having 3 3pm per game while shooting 31% during the season

[@lewismoultrie5548]

Now you know why they were afraid of this man his entire career.... He's had the toughest career in NBA history , not only has he had the toughest but the best career as we'll.

[@jaquezhuddleston5638]

How good was Derrick wright

[@Bluestar-bh3bf]

Kobe vs Lebron in the finals man what a phenomenal series that would’ve been

[@donkamzy6607]

First time I have seen PPG & APG adjusted for inflation, lol they were Slow

[@exurtachained]

Whoever keeps blaming LeBron for LA's downfall and thinks LeBron can hand pick his own teammates is just stupid. If you were one of the best players in the league, would you choose Dennis Schroeder or DeAngelo Russell as your starting guards? He has leverage not control but LA is super shady with deals that's why no significant star besides Anthony is there. When LeBron had leverage and pushed for talent he won a championship. He made LA relevant again. The same LA that refused to pay other stars or bring talent around Kobe which almost pushed him out of LA. Stop blaming players for the downfall of these teams it's bigger than the players, why do you think they have a staff and ranking system in every organization? They look for ways to generate the most money with the least effort, it's the culture of most big name franchises in the league. Look at every teams record before LeBron comes and after he leaves and that tells you his impact on a franchise. Cleveland was nothing until he showed up. Miami was in a drought until he showed up. Cleveland was in a drought dispite having 2-3 top 5 picks after LeBron left. LA was in a drought until HE showed up and he won a championship his 2nd yr there. I'm not a LeBron fan but I'm not a hatin a55 person either.