Lebron James’s career remains at the center of conversation. His significant play and experience have made him part of the league’s elite group. His many milestones and historic accomplishments, including 2016’s majestic block, define his legacy as a true legend.
James is entering his 23rd NBA Season with the Los Angeles Lakers, but his early days are still making noise among fans and NBA experts. His 2018 unexpected exit from the Cleveland Cavaliers sparked debate to date. Before that, the veteran guard joined the Miami Heat in 2010, and it created significant dominance in the NBA world. Along with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, the golden trio was unbeatable at that time.
The Heat reached four straight NBA Finals from 2011 to 2014 and won the championship in 2012 and 2013. However, in a recent appearance at the Hall of Fame event, Heat owner Micky Arison made a light-hearted joke about James’ promise.
“Not 1, not 2, not 3, not 4, not 5, not 6,”Arison referenced James’ words. “Then, in 2010, with Dwyane, LeBron, and Chris Bosh, we knew we could win. ‘Not 1, not 2’… I guess it was just 2,” Arison added. The crowd laughed, and even James smiled, which showed no hard feelings.
Lebron. While their time together only lasted four years, the Big Three changed the aura of the league. Though the Heat did not win as many titles as predicted, their impact was historic to be remembered.
Micky Arison Receives The Hall Of Fame Honor
The Miami Heat owner, Micky Arison, gets the honor of the Hall of Fame, although he doesn’t enjoy the spotlight. He led the team for over 30 years and helped them win three NBA titles. Arison rarely spoke in public and prefers to work behind the scenes.
Arison thanked Pat Riley, Alonzo Mourning, and Dwyane Wade for helping build the Heat’s winning culture. They stood with him at his Hall of Fame speech. Even though his honor was never his goal, Arison believes he was grateful and proud to be recognized.
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