LeBron James: His Love for the Game - No Chance At All

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LeBron James injured his foot in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals.  He scored 37 points, grabbed 18 boards and dished out 13 assists in Cleveland's 114-111 win over the Hawks in overtime in Game 3.  Cavaliers trainers had been massaging James' knee earlier in the game.  In December and January, LeBron missed eight games due to left knee and lower back strains.  In February, the King suffered right wrist and ankle injuries.



After the game, James stated that there was "No Chance At All" of him missing Game 4.  Similar to Michael Jordan, LeBron LOVES the game.  Jordan proved it by playing with the flu and King James is proving it every game of the playoffs.  LeBron is 30 and has the remainder of his career to look forward to.  Financially, it is not in LeBron's best-interest to continue to run on his suffering motor yet you cannot sway a King away from what he loves...

No Chance At All

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  1. Richard C. Lambert5/25/2015

    Similar to Michael Jordan, LeBron LOVES the game. Jordan proved it by playing with the flu and King James is proving it every game of the playoffs. dripfollowers

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