LEBRON’S 2K RATING EACH YEAR
2K4: 77
2K5: 88
2K6: 97
2K7: 98
2K8: 97
2K9: 99
2K10: 96
2K11: 97
2K12: 98
2K13: 98
2K14: 99
2K15: 98
2K16: 94
2K17: 96
2K18: 97
2K19: 98
2K20: 97
2K21: 97
2K22: 96
2K23: 96
2K24: 96
THIS IS HOW LONG THE KING HAS BEEN DOMINATING THE NBA 👑
Where do we begin?
From the projects in Akron, Ohio, to the bright lights in LA, everywhere LeBron James has landed, he's turned into a better place.
Let's not avoid the fact he became the league's villain when the infamous move to Soutch Beach instantly made him and the Heat favorites to win an NBA championship.
Let's not avoid the fact that he left Cleveland the first time with unfinished business.
Let's not brush around the rumblings that the bubble championship was a fluke.
We get it. The blueprint goes Michael Jordan, then Kobe Bryant. But LBJ has done all of that, albeit short on rings, and more. But this man has done this for 20 long years, right when the game has been evolving at its fastest.
This is not an appreciation post for LeBron, he already has his flowers. This is a make-sure-you-understand post for everyone. This generation has been blessed to have 2 decades of The King, but don’t take it for granted. Because when he’s gone - the NBA will never be the same.
There's levels to this, and certainly, LeBron James is in a league of his own. 👑
Fans of The Witcher issue a petition asking Netflix to keep Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia and replace the show's writers instead.
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Four years without a trophy for United, just lost a Europa League final to Villarreal and their ex players are singing songs about City not winning the Champions League when they’ve just won the league.
How the mighty have fallen 😂🤦♂️
"Most folks don’t spend their careers, their lives dealing with such enormous expectations … yet in the end, James stood tall.”
Stephen A. Smith looks back at how LeBron achieved greatness both on and off the court in 2020.
(via @stephenasmith)