How will history see this moment before LeBron’s return to Cleveland?
After, one only knows. Neville Waters: I hesitate to respond in the moment. History has a way of changing real-time perceptions. Chris Cason: It’s huge. I have family in Cleveland and if you talk to anyone from there, this isn’t just a game, this is like redemption. The Cavaliers might not win this game, but it’s a chance for that city to let it be known how they truly feel about LeBron, and how much hurt he brought them. LeBron will choose how history sees this game. It’s sure to be pumped up, but LeBron can either go out and drop 40 in a hostile environment, or do just enough for his new team to win. This is completely different from Jordan coming back to Chicago as a Wizard, Garnett going back to Sota as Celtic because of how James chose to leave. Okori Wadsworth: I would see it as the return of a superstar. That’s it. Pam Chvotkin: This teaches you to reevaluate the meaning of loyalty as well as what the American Dream is. Honestly, I think it will much ado about nothing from a his
