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Micky Arison Judges the “Big Three” Promise: “Not 1, Not 2... I Guess It Was Just 2”

At his Hall of Fame induction, Miami Heat owner Micky Arison couldn’t resist some playful shade toward the franchise’s legendary trio: “In 2010, with Dwyane, LeBron and Chris Bosh we knew we could win. Not one, not two... I guess it was just two.” Back in 2010, LeBron had confidently said: “Not one, not two, not three, not four, not five, not six, not seven…” Although the "Big Three" did make it to four consecutive NBA Finals, they only brought home 2 championships—making Arison’s joke both hilarious and the truth. This moment was a perfect blend of self-awareness and nostalgia — during the very ceremony celebrating their impact on the game. And yes, LeBron couldn’t help but smile when he heard it. #NBAHistory #BigThree #HallOfFame #LeBronJames #DwyaneWade #ChrisBosh #MickyArison #NBADebate #BasketballTalk #Sports

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James Allen

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Most 4th Quarter Points in NBA History

When the game’s on the line, these legends delivered: LeBron James — 9,253 Kobe Bryant — 8,207 Dirk Nowitzki — 7,404 Jamal Crawford — 6,066 Clutch buckets, pressure moments, closing time... These are the players who owned the 4th quarter more than anyone else. #LeBronJames #KobeBryant #DirkNowitzki #JamalCrawford #NBA #Clutch #NBADebate #BasketballTalk #NBAStats #Sports Who’s the most clutch 4th quarter scorer you’ve ever seen?

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The 2021–22 Lakers: 14 Players Out of the NBA the Next Season

In 2021–22, the Lakers had 14 players on their roster who were out of the NBA the following year — the most since 1950. Just look at the list: Avery Bradley Carmelo Anthony Chaundee Brown DJ Augustin Darren Collison Dwight Howard Isaiah Thomas Jemerrio Jones Kent Bazemore Mason Jones Rajon Rondo Sekou Doumbouya Trevor Ariza Wayne Ellington On paper it looked like a squad full of familiar names. In reality? They finished 33–49 and missed the playoffs. Was this the most poorly constructed roster ever built around LeBron? #Lakers #LeBronJames #NBAHistory #NBADebate #HoopsHype #BasketballDebate #Sports

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This Will Always Be Crazy to Me

LeBron and Steph, two of the greatest to ever play the game, were both born in the same hospital in Akron, Ohio. What are the odds? #NBA #LeBronJames #StephenCurry #AkronOhio #BasketballHistory #FunFact #NBAFacts #GoatTalk #MyNBAGOAT #Sports

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King James shows pure class

King James didn't hesitate for a second when Caitlin Clark announced her season was done. That 'Minor setback for a MAJOR COMEBACK!!' comment hit harder than any highlight reel. This is what greatness looks like - lifting up the next generation when they're down. Clark grinding through injuries, only managing 13 games in her sophomore year, yet still keeping the Fever in playoff position shows championship DNA. Cross-sport respect at its finest. What other veteran stars should be mentoring young talent like this? #Sports #Basketball #LeBronJames

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Beth Holland

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LeBron Carried the 2013 ECF on His Back

In the 2013 Eastern Conference Finals—a grueling 7-game showdown—LeBron averaged more points than Wade and Bosh COMBINED. If you glanced back, it wasn’t because the Heat were dominant (unlike the Warriors), but because both Wade and Bosh were practically shot. In 2012, Bosh missed half the playoffs while Wade was battling knee and bench drama. By 2013, Wade was playing at maybe 70%, and Bosh looked like he’d been locked into a headlock for a decade. LeBron had to pick up the slack—and did it GAME AFTER GAME. Do people even remember how much LeBron REALLY carried those teams? #NBAHistory #LeBronJames #HeatEra #2013ECF #BasketballDiscussion #NBA #HeatLegacy #Sports

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Beth Holland

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Fadeaway World’s 2025-26 SF Rankings: LeBron Leads the Pack

Fadeaway World just dropped their “25 Best Small Forwards for the 2025-26 NBA Season”, and the list kicks off exactly as you'd expect: LeBron James Kevin Durant Jalen Williams Jaylen Brown Franz Wagner Kawhi Leonard Jimmy Butler Mikal Bridges LeBron and Durant still top the small forward food chain—think of it as a reminder of their enduring greatness. Rising star Jalen Williams from the Thunder is earning serious respect at No. 3 after capturing an All-Star nod, a spot on the All-NBA Third Team, and an NBA title。 It’s also cool to see wings like Brown, Wagner, Kendall, and Bridges recognized for their position versatility and two-way impact. Would you rearrange the order? Who do you think should be in or out of the top 8 as the season begins? #NBA #NBARankings #SmallForwards #LeBronJames #KevinDurant #JalenWilliams #JaylenBrown #FranzWagner #KawhiLeonard #JimmyButler #MikalBridges #NBADebate #Sports

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Did the Celtics “Break” LeBron in 2010?

The 2010 Celtics ended Cleveland’s season, and soon after LeBron took his talents to South Beach. For KG, that was proof the Celtics forced LeBron to rethink everything. Others argue LeBron didn’t “break” — he leveled up. The Heat era became the chapter where he won 2 MVPs, 2 rings, and reshaped the league’s power balance. So here’s the real question: did Boston break LeBron… or did they just spark the transformation that made him greater? #LeBronJames #KevinGarnett #Celtics #Cavs #NBAHistory #NBAWhatIf #BIG3 #BasketballHistory #Sports

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Melo Calls Out King James: Time for a Retirement Party?

Melo just threw some playful shade at King James on Colbert, joking that it’s time for LeBron to join him in retirement after an epic run. Remember the rookie debates? Melo had the instant impact, but Bron’s longevity is next-level—now entering his 23rd season! Melo’s Hall of Fame moment is huge, but LeBron’s still breaking records and chasing MVPs at 40. Who really won their rivalry? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Basketball #LeBronJames

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Beth Holland

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Stunning Fact About Bron and MJ

Here’s one stat that stands out: Michael Jordan’s playoff wins mostly came when he had top-tier teammates—guys who were All-Stars, All-NBA, or All-Defensive team members. LeBron James, on the other hand, has racked up a huge number of playoff wins without any teammate getting those honors. Say what you want, but Bron has really carried his teams on his shoulders more than most. #MyNBAGOAT #NBAUnpopularOpinion #LeBronJames #MichaelJordan #Sports #NBA

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