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Seeing LeBron no longer wearing that bum ass Lakers uniform feels like a gaping hole in my soul has been filled.

As a dude that was born in New Jersey and was a Sixers fan first, if Bron wins a chip with this franchise, I'm fighting anybody that brings up the GOAT debate. No more talking. Just hands.

My money is on the Civil Rights Sixers. 🙏🏽

Bron going to Philly was the best decision for so many reasons, but the most important one is that he'll be hooping with some NIGGAZ again. When it comes to chemistry and energy, NOTHING is better than being surrounded by your own people. 💯

Getting to see LeBron with the ball in his hands majority of the time again is a blessing; just like the Cavs & Miami days. I thought we were doomed with having to watch him stand in the corner and play 2nd fiddle until he retired. He clearly hated it as much as us. God is GOOD!

Bron surviving the Jeanie Buss curse with his body in tact for another championship-run gotta' go on his GOAT resumé.

That second championship for Cleveland finna' hit like FENTANYL. 😭🐐

Getting booed during the National Anthem as the President of the United States is a sign that you should probably resign, homeboy.

I did not expect everyone on the Lakers except LeBron to forget how to play basketball vs. OKC. What an embarrassment.

The Lakers had a serious chance of winning Game 1 until Austin Reaves decided to be a double-agent and help OKC. He is so unbelievably trash tonight.

LeBron James might average 28 to 30 PPG in this series against OKC. They have no answer for him whatsoever—in fact, he is the last player to hang 40 on their heads. Lakers in 7 if they pace themselves. Lakers in 5 if they treat every game like a Game 7. 🎯

The best decision LeBron ever made as a player was to be himself instead of imitating Michael Jordan. You don't become the greatest by copying the person who was #1 before you—you do it by doing what they didn't do, and LeBron James OVERLY succeeded at that.

What LeBron just did to this young Houston Rockets team in 6 games should qualify as child abuse.

Scott Foster should not have employment as a referee.