TOP 5 LEBRON JAMES NBA FINALS’ MOMENTS

LeBron Raymone James Sr., who is popularly known to be LeBron James in the National Basketball Association (NBA). He was born December 30, 1984 in Akron, Ohio. Right now, he wears number 23 for Los Angeles Lakers as their power forward. But before he signed a pact with the Lakers, he played for several teams in the NBA. First off, he played under Cleveland Cavaliers from year 2003 to 2010, then he moved over to Miami Heat following that year until 2014. After his contract, he went back to the Cavaliers ‘til it reached 2018. He left again this team and signed with the Los Angeles Lakers. As he explored and uncovered his skills with all those three teams, comes now the five most momentous events of LeBron in NBA Finals.

Ranking 5th on our chart happened during the game 2 of 2013 NBA Finals. This was the year that he was playing for the Miami Heat and was the beginning of LeBron’s famous block. On the fourth place was during the game 6 of 2013 NBA Finals. LeBron was also recognized for his faded back hairline and his headband was his way of covering it. But in game 6, during an intense game, his headband was knocked off but this did not stop him in blocking Tim Ducan’s attempt of a dunk and still scored points for the team, putting advantage. Third on the list was when he made the big decision to leave the Cavaliers to join the Miami Heat. Down to the second one, it was when LeBron did a mind blowing move of chasing down on Iguodala for a block. This was acknowledged to be the best block he ever did all throughout his career. Now, on top of our list, number one! When LeBron entered the Cavaliers, he promised the fans that he would bring victory for the team and he did. He ended the 52 years of not getting any championship in Cleveland. This was the most victorious time in his entire career. He brought the Cavaliers’ their very first ever championship.

Surely there are more moments that are victorious when we reminisce LeBron James’ career and LeBron Finals all fans know this. Moreover, the success he made were all written down in the history of the NBA and fans are sticking up with him, watching as he make more of it.