When James played on the Cavaliers, there was always a classic poster of James on the side of the Sherwin-Williams building near the Cavaliers home. It's a reflection of James' status as a city in the Cavaliers and Cleveland.
Now, as the All-Star Game approaches, James' All-Star promotional poster has once again returned to the old position of the Cavaliers' home stadium, or on the side of the Sherwin-Williams building, where the James poster was posted that year.
Cavaliers reporter Evan Dammarell today posted a James All-Star promotional poster on his personal social media at the Sherwin-Williams building near the Cavaliers home stadium, writing: "It's been a while since LeBron last occupied the side of the Sherwin-Williams building. Welcome home, King! ”
From these details, it can also be seen that the relationship between the Cavaliers and James, and even the feelings of Cleveland fans for James, are not as some fans imagine. When James decided 1 that year, there were indeed Cavaliers fans who made more extreme behavior, and the relationship between the team management and the boss and James did drop to the freezing point, which is undeniable.
But all this disappeared with James' return to the Cavaliers! After returning to the Cavaliers, James completed a major reversal against the Warriors in the Finals, winning the first championship trophy in the cavaliers' history. James became a hero for the Cavaliers, a hero for the entire city of Cleveland. James did what he said and fulfilled his promise to this team and the city! When James burst into tears, he shouted "Cleveland, this is for you!" "Maybe the city is only grateful to James, and not any resentment!"
Remember when James decided to leave again, the Cavaliers owner said that he could come back at any time if James wanted. Now that the Knight reporter says "Welcome home, King," isn't that a bit of a pun? Although James has still performed well this season, the Lakers' various problems have led to the Lakers' poor record. The Cavaliers, on the other hand, are currently 35-21, second in the East. If James can return to Cleveland at the end of the season, he may bring another championship trophy to the Cavaliers!