After winning the Larry O’Brien trophy for the fourth time in his career, LeBron James’ stint with the Los Angeles Lakers has been filled with frustration and heartbreaks. They would either not make it to the NBA Playoffs or crash so badly that they got demolished. Rumors are swirling around about his possible departure from California. So, his presence during the Cleveland Cavaliers’ fourth game against the Boston Celtics could have meant something. Will The King reclaim his throne back with the Cavs?
Hints of a Cavs reunion?
Some fans think that LeBron James’ attendance in this NBA Playoffs clash is a sign of his willingness to go back to the Cavs. Others also want him to suit up to replace Donovan Mitchell to give the home team a shot at tying the sequence. There were also many other reactions mingled in.
According to @ByJasonLloyd, LeBron James is anticipated to attend tonight’s Game 4 of the Cavs-Celtics series.
“Would anyone notice if he wore a number 45 jersey and played?” a fan wrote.
Though in slightly various versions, this emotion persisted: “Too bad he can’t play tonight. Without Mitchell, the Cavaliers are in serious trouble.”
Some were more interested in learning if LeBron James will make a trade to the Lakers for a Cavalry player: “He’s either scouting for LAL or figuring out who’s getting traded this off-season in Cleveland.”
“The only reason he’s here is because he wants people talking about him,” said one person who was not too happy with his appearance during this Cavs game. Since he was aware that Mitchell wouldn’t be playing, he sought attention. Nothing to delve into. He’s eliminated from the playoffs, so he only needs some confidence boosts.
There is nothing at all wrong with James returning to the Cavaliers. He continues to play 35 minutes a night and leads the Lakers in scoring per game with 25.7. His ability to write plays would be a big asset to Evan Mobley, Jarrett Allen, and Donovan Mitchell. Ultimately, he continues to record 8.3 assists per game. In addition, he pulls down 7.3 rebounds per game, which will make the Cavs formidable on the glass.
