NBA: Kyrie Irving Fearless Ahead of Meeting with Celtics Fans: “I Almost Think About Gladiator”
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LeBron James and Kyrie Irving’s years in Cleveland were arguably the best in franchise history. During the four years they played together after LeBron’s return to his home state, the duo led the franchise to its only championship after overcoming a 1-3 deficit in the Finals. They also won three division titles and made three consecutive trips to the Finals, establishing themselves as the kings of the East.
In a recent episode of the “Mind the Game” podcast, LeBron James reflected on the gifts and growth of Kyrie Irving since his departure from Cleveland in 2017, following a Finals loss to the “super” Golden State Warriors featuring Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry. LeBron referred to Kyrie as “the wizard,” stating, “There was nothing on a basketball court that Kyrie couldn’t do.” Reflecting on Kyrie’s success since their split, LeBron expressed both pride and regret, saying, “I’m so fing happy and so proud of his growth,” yet lamenting, “I’m so fing mad that I’m not his running mate anymore. I just remember those times.” Their partnership on the court was indeed poetic.
NBA: Kyrie Irving Fearless Ahead of Meeting with Celtics Fans: “I Almost Think About Gladiator”
NBA: LeBron James Returns with a Vengeance: Issues a Serious Warning to Team USA’s Rivals in Paris 2024
LeBron James and Kyrie Irving’s years in Cleveland were arguably the best in franchise history. During the four years they played together after LeBron’s return to his home state, the duo led the franchise to its only championship after overcoming a 1-3 deficit in the Finals. They also won three division titles and made three consecutive trips to the Finals, establishing themselves as the kings of the East.
In a recent episode of the “Mind the Game” podcast, LeBron James reflected on the gifts and growth of Kyrie Irving since his departure from Cleveland in 2017, following a Finals loss to the “super” Golden State Warriors featuring Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry. LeBron referred to Kyrie as “the wizard,” stating, “There was nothing on a basketball court that Kyrie couldn’t do.” Reflecting on Kyrie’s success since their split, LeBron expressed both pride and regret, saying, “I’m so fing happy and so proud of his growth,” yet lamenting, “I’m so fing mad that I’m not his running mate anymore. I just remember those times.” Their partnership on the court was indeed poetic.
Since parting ways, LeBron has thrived in Los Angeles, winning his fourth championship and Finals MVP in 2020. Despite his team’s subsequent struggles in a loaded and competitive Western Conference, he remains one of the top 10 players in the NBA, showcasing remarkable athleticism despite being the league’s oldest player.
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Kyrie, on the other hand, is back in the Finals for the first time since his Cleveland days, having lost with the Celtics to LeBron in the 2018 Eastern Conference Finals in a seven-game series alongside a rookie Jayson Tatum. After two seasons, he left Boston for Brooklyn, where injuries and COVID-19 vaccination issues limited his playing time with Kevin Durant and James Harden. Last year, he joined Dallas and Luka Doncic, playing just 20 games and missing the playoffs. In the offseason, Dallas was given 25/1 odds to win the Championship, but they’ve silenced the doubters.
Seeing LeBron and Kyrie play together again would be incredible. The most plausible scenario would likely involve LeBron joining Dallas in his final years, as it’s doubtful that Kyrie would leave Luka and Dallas after their strong season. Many fans, like myself, are truly hoping to see them reunite on the
