LeBron Met Cam After Championship Win

[Zod]

"Yeah Cam, you need to ditch that small market and move to a bigger one like me"

[jtm]

That puts in perspective how huge Lebron is. Wow.

[nationsford]

Wow dude is a nephilim... Did realize how big he was...

[Judo Thoreau]

This can only mean that LeBron's gonna sign with the Hornets after next season.

[beastson]

Lebron makes Cam look tiny got damnn 

[Montsta]

Yeah nba guys are huge. The Rock posted this on twitter one day. Said he's 6'4" 260 and looks like a kid with these guys.

[beastson]

I thought Charles was 6'4. He looking at-least 6'7 on that pic and he's older now

[Porn Shop Clerk]

6'4 is pg/sg height in the nba.  sir charles was a "tweener".  too stocky for sf, too short for pf, although he played sf-pf-c.   mostly pf tho.  6'6".

 

so...don't poo on tweeners when they can play bigger than they are.

[csx]

Yeah nba guys are huge. The Rock posted this on twitter one day. Said he's 6'4" 260 and looks like a kid with these guys.

There is no way he is 6'4". That would make Shack like 7'4". Barkley is 6'6". Wrestlers lie. He's more like 6'1" at most.

[charlottenian]

"I'm a Samsung Man".... love it!

[jtnc]

Btw, Mario Chalmers of the Heat is a Panthers fan. Funny seeing the replies from Heat idiots asking why he isn't a Dolphins fan. 

https://twitter.com/mchalmers15/status/277886727245402112

 

[thefuzz]

Puts it into perspective how big Lebron is.

 

I know that's been said a few times already, but that's pretty crazy.

[The Golden Child]

I'm happy for LeBron, he gets mad hate from people but you cannot deny his greatness.

[fieryprophet]

I'm happy for LeBron, he gets mad hate from people but you cannot deny his greatness.

The best thing to happen to LeBron was to lose to the Mavs. He's refined so much of his game since. He'll never be Jordan, but that's perfectly fine, since no one is, and we may not ever see another player with LeBron's physical gifts again either, so we really should enjoy his talents while they're here and let him build his own legacy.