The Cleveland title drought is OVER!!

[Everlong]

CAVS! LEBRON! WHAT A FUCKING GAME!

[War Daddy]

You know a game is good when you're nervous and You don't got a team in the game.

[Everlong]

^Right?!?!

[Kreashko]

DAAAAAAAMMMMMMMNNNNN!!!!!!!!!

[ChrisCrossed]

The streak...is over

What a fucking game and how fitting that a 3 killed Golden State

[War Daddy]

Kyrie Irving became a man tonight.

[The Legend]

It was so freaking fantastic. I loved every moment of tonight.

[Everlong]

The Cavs/LeBron never could have done this without LeBron's time in Miami.

He matured as a person and a player there. He learned how to be a leader and a champion.

In hindsight, him leaving Cleveland was the best possible thing for that franchise.

[The Legend]

The Cavs/LeBron never could have done this without LeBron's time in Miami.

He matured as a person and a player there. He learned how to be a leader and a champion.

In hindsight, him leaving Cleveland was the best possible thing for that franchise.

I can't disagree more strongly with this thought process. LeBron doing the selling of Cleveland to Wade and Bosh that Wade did of them to Miami would have been the best possible thing for the franchise.

[War Daddy]

The Cavs/LeBron never could have done this without LeBron's time in Miami.

He matured as a person and a player there. He learned how to be a leader and a champion.

In hindsight, him leaving Cleveland was the best possible thing for that franchise.

I can't disagree more strongly with this thought process. LeBron doing the selling of Cleveland to Wade and Bosh that Wade did of them to Miami would have been the best possible thing for the franchise.

You just won a championship, chill.

[The Legend]

The Cavs/LeBron never could have done this without LeBron's time in Miami.

He matured as a person and a player there. He learned how to be a leader and a champion.

In hindsight, him leaving Cleveland was the best possible thing for that franchise.

I can't disagree more strongly with this thought process. LeBron doing the selling of Cleveland to Wade and Bosh that Wade did of them to Miami would have been the best possible thing for the franchise.

You just won a championship, chill.

Oh I'm chill. I'm happy, I'm loving life right now. It doesn't mean I have to agree with everything said.

[Everlong]

The Cavs/LeBron never could have done this without LeBron's time in Miami.

He matured as a person and a player there. He learned how to be a leader and a champion.

In hindsight, him leaving Cleveland was the best possible thing for that franchise.

I can't disagree more strongly with this thought process. LeBron doing the selling of Cleveland to Wade and Bosh that Wade did of them to Miami would have been the best possible thing for the franchise.

But it would have never, ever happened in a million years. Sorry, but Cleveland just isn't an attractive destination for free agents. Plus, LeBron was fed up with ownership not giving him the tools he needed for 7 years to really compete. It was his destiny to leave.

Had he not been in close proximity with a guy like Pat Riley, he never would have learned what it took to be a champion. Had the decision/the pep rally not happened nor the media critique that followed it, he never would have matured to the player/person/leader he is today.

Cleveland does not win a basketball championship in your lifetime if LeBron doesn't go to Miami.