Not sure if my favorite headline is "Mavalanche" or "Canned Heat."











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LeBron James is planning to announce the team with which he will sign during a one-hour special on ESPN Thursday night, ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard has learned through independent sources.
ESPN would only confirm that active discussions for the special are ongoing. But sources tell Broussard that representatives for James contacted the network, proposing that James makes his announcement during a 9 p.m. ET special.
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Has Lebron really been playing for a decade? Unreal.
The fellas over at Stepien Rules have put together a nice little collection of the poster-worthy dunks of King James over the past ten years.
A personal fave is #5 and a dunk on Delonte West. It's not so much the dunk but the reaction of two little portly fellas in the crowd.
They either just saw Basketball Jesus or they are fresh out of funnel cake.
A Decade of LeBron James Dunk Posters...from 10-1 (Stepien Rules)
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Have You Gotten Your BlogsWithBalls Tickets Yet?
This month, LeBron James graces GQ's cover, but instead of burdening him with the fate of athletics as a whole, they asked a simpler question: could a team of writers and editors beat LeBron James in a game of five-on-one?GQ posted the video:
Writer Joel Lovell and five of his colleagues drove from NYC to Cleveland to find out, and while James understandably balked, he did humor the group with a spirited game of 3-on-3.
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