King James Claims The Court In Cleveland
LeBron James has silenced his hometown critics in a first trip back to the town that made him a household name.
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LeBron James has silenced his hometown critics in a first trip back to the town that made him a household name.
Miami Heat superstar LeBron James will return to Cleveland for the first time as a visiting player Thursday night when the Heat take on the Cavaliers.
The Miami Heat were supposed to be an NBA championship contender when the "Big Three" of LeBron James, Chris Bosh, and Dwyane Wade were brought together. But, after coming out to a 9-8 record, the players may be on the verge of revolt, according to a report from ESPN.com.
The Miami Heat announced late Tuesday afternoon that power forward Udonis Haslem had undergone successful surgery to repair the Lisfranc ligament in the mid-foot area.
With Udonis Haslem out indefinitely for the Miami Heat, the team went digging through the free agent wire for a big man Monday. By Tuesday, they had a one-year contract offer on the table with 35-year-old veteran center Erick Dampier.
The struggling Miami Heat lost another key part to injury over the weekend when power forward Udonis Haslem tore a ligament in his left foot. Head President Pat Riley Pat Riley said Haslem should play again this season, but wasn't sure when.
Chris Bosh scored a season-high 35 points, LeBron James finished with 20 points and the Miami Heat beat the Phoenix Suns 123-96 on Wednesday night.
As the Miami Heat open up their most anticipated season, the kitchen at Tre Italian Bistro downtown is heating up too.
He's the most popular Heat player in South Florida, and even had the county named after him for a week in 2010.
He went from the anonymity of Toronto to the frying pan of Miami. But Chris Bosh is arguably the soul of the Big Three of the Miami Heat.
He's arguably the most dominant player in the NBA and became one of the three kings in 2010 when he joined the Miami Heat along with Chris Bosh.
