Few things are better than the "Bad Lip Reading" series. I think it's even more enjoyable when I know what's being said, as is the case with a few of these clips. Either way, it's pretty spectacular.
The video has been out for a few weeks, but with free agency starting today, why not revisit it? It's a true relic now, since LeBron is no longer a Cleveland Cavalier. We're watching history here, everyone!
Credit to the Toronto Raptors for a valiant comeback against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Toronto entered the fourth quarter down by 14 and managed to tie things up on an OG Anunoby three-pointer with eight seconds left. Unfortunately, that was just a few too many seconds. You know, because the Cavs have LeBron James.
Game, Blouses. The Cavs still need to win one more game to close out the series, but how much more heartbreak can Toronto – nay, Canada – really take?
Well, for how uninteresting the first six games of the NBA Finals were, we sure got an instant classic in Game 7. LeBron James had a triple double and unanimously won the Finals MVP award, and then had an emotional post game conference as well as a fun little post game press conference. Check it out above.
Oh, and my favorite fun fact of the playoffs? The Warriors lost nine games all regular season. They lost nine in the playoffs alone. And people argued they would have beaten the '95-'96 Bulls...ha!
In what has to be one of the best worst games in recent memory, LeBron James delivered a dagger to the collective hearts of Bulls fans like myself. He hit the game winner of Jimmy Butler to give the Cavs an 86-84 win and even the series up at 2 with things going back to Cleveland. This game featured multiple scoring droughts by each team, a lot of turnovers (including three offensive fouls on LeBron James) and an absurd amount of missed layups. But it certainly didn't lack in drama. Can't wait for Game 5.
Well, that's it. We can finally end the speculation of "The Indecision 2.0." LeBron James is returning to the Cavs to try and lead Cleveland to its first professional title, since...I don't know, James Polk was president?
In a letter posted to Sports Illustrated, LeBron explains his reasons for coming back. I loved the analogy I heard (not sure from where, originally, so I apologize for that) of his four years in Miami being like college. He wanted to sow his oats, explore somewhere new. And now that he's done that, he's ready to come back home. I get it; I went to college in Miami myself. Granted, I've lived in two other cities besides where I grew up since then, but hey, the first part is the same. And if LBJ does bring a championship to Cleveland, he'll probably be as beloved as he was hated in 2011. Redemption certainly does taste sweet.
As for Heat fans, they probably feel like this right about now:
With all the "sources" and "percentages" and "rumors" of where players will head this NBA free agency period, Funny or Die was able to obtain text messages between Chris Bosh and LeBron James. Check 'em out below.
Funny Or Die has made a fun little press conference spoof about Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Of course, the big story is how the air conditioning went out, and that was the Heat's undoing. I forgot the Spurs were able to continue playing in a cool building, while the Heat had to withstand 90 degree temps. Game 2 needs to be tonight so we can stop talking about this. But Tony Parker and Dwyane Wade's part are both very funny, so hopefully you chuckle at this, as well.
Yes, this is old. But man, is it still awesome. Watch as LeBron James catches an alley-oop, and poor Jason Terry just happens to be in the way. LOOK OUT!
This is pretty cool - a couple nights ago, some random fan hit a halfcourt shot during a break in the action at a Heat game. In addition to winning $75,000, the fan also got tackled by an excited LeBron James. I'm sure that memory will be even better than the money. Not too shabby, LBJ.
