This is the initial expectation of Clevelanders for LeBron Jas.
LeBron Jas believes he has the opportunity to et such expectations. The Cavaliers have been in excellent form lately, and he himself is also performing exceptionally well.
He has waited a long ti for this. Many star players expressed dissatisfaction with the previous statue incident, but Roger specifically singled out Jas’s na, saying he was the least qualified to comnt.
LeBron Jas knows that Michael Jordan and Roger both dislike him because he entered the league with the montum of threatening their status.
But this matter is irreversible, and whether they can accept it or not, it will beco a reality.
Last season, he suffered a terrible defeat, but in his sophomore year, it will be the start of reversing everything.
He will join the competition and will no longer be a re clown.
Nike’s marketing machines have started to work, and the Knights vs. Warriors rivalry beca a major event in the league a decade earlier than expected.
Dave Mcnamin wrote in his column the day before the ga: "Roger once said that LeBron was unqualified to comnt on him. But one day, LeBron will also have his statue in Cleveland. By then, Roger will be ashad of his arrogance."
On November 26th, the Golden State Warriors headed to Cleveland.
On the team bus, Matt Barnes asked Roger, "Do you want to teach that guy a lesson?"
"LeBron? No, why are you so cruel? He’s just a kid!" Roger almost jumped out of his seat.
Dikembe Mutombo chuckled, "Roger genuinely loves LeBron, more than Kobe."
"So who should I go after today? Michael Reed?" Matt Barnes was eager to prove himself; he hoped to help the Kings take down a tough opponent in every ga.
"Anyway, stay away from LeBron," Roger looked out the window, and the whole of Cleveland was filled with LeBron Jas’s advertisents. Then Roger turned his head back, gently saying, "He’s mine."
Roger never liked the actions of Nike and Jas’s team, never liked them.
So he won’t miss any opportunity to directly face off against LeBron Jas.
He will leave as much evidence as possible so that embellishing incidents becos impossible.
The outco of this ga goes without saying. LeBron Jas shot with an excellent touch in the first half, scoring 18 points.
But he only scored 25 points in the entire ga, with a final field goal percentage of only 38%.
In front of Roger, he never changed.
Powerless, struggling, frustrated, immature.
All the great narratives about LeBron Jas beca jokes in front of Roger.
Michael Reed once again beca the one trying to save the ga, plunging people into confusion: who exactly is assisting whom?
Roger matched up against him throughout the ga, and although the first half was played well, in the second half, Roger still silenced all the Nike dia.
He just wanted to use concrete actions to tell all the Nike dia: "Get lost, you’re unworthy."
If the current LeBron Jas could defeat Roger, then Roger wouldn’t need to play basketball anymore.
Once again, Roger casually ca to Cleveland, and casually left.
He didn’t need to respond to anything, the result already speaks for itself.
Charles Barkley joked, "Roger sweats more at a Victoria’s Secret show."
Bill Simmons also quipped, "Does Dan Gilbert feel like he’s been scamd out of 375 million US Dollars? He bought a team at the highest price in history that can never beat Roger."
At the post-ga press conference, LeBron Jas was biting his nails, and only biting his nails.
He was ambitious before the ga, but the outco left him heartbroken.
After the press conference ended, his good friend Rich Paul drove the heartbroken number 23 ho.
From last season until now, from Michael Jordan to Roger, LeBron Jas has been unable to break through the blockade of the previous two kings.
On the way ho, the two were silent. Rich Paul didn’t even dare to turn on the car radio because it was sure to be filled with conversations questioning his old friend.
After driving for a long ti, LeBron Jas asked Rich Paul, "Are gas always this tough? Or is it just like this in the first two years?"
"I think it’ll always be like this." Rich Paul didn’t comfort Jas.
When Jas decided to beco the next league ruler, his path was destined to be the hardest.
This answer left the young number 23 in despair. Kobe Bryant’s example was right in front of him, and he didn’t want to be like Kobe, still living in Roger’s shadow in the eighth season of his career.
"But don’t be too desperate, LeBron. This is an era where players decide everything. If your hotown can’t satisfy your ambitions, we will find other ways."
Rich Paul knew very well that to overthrow Roger, Jas needed help. But no matter how Dan Gilbert drew big promises, the Cleveland Cavaliers would not make significant headway in attracting star players.
Those star players would definitely choose big markets, not a place like Cleveland. Moreover, which big-na star would willingly assist LeBron? Before LeBron proves he can win a championship, the Cavaliers would have no attraction.
But relying solely on LeBron Jas’s strength, he finds it difficult to shake Roger’s dominion.
Since that’s the case, he should walk out himself, go find those star players.
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