Similarities Between Lebron James And The Cleveland Cavaliers

One in 8,100. 0.01234%. Those were the odds that I would be born with my two sister, being separated by only three minutes from first born Hannah, to a minute later me, and finally two minutes later Rebecca. People are often flabbergasted when they hear that I am a triplet, but to me it is normal. I am used to always being in between two sisters (including in the backseat of the car since we were babies). Sometimes I reflect on what life might be like if I had a brother. It definitely would not be any worse. Not only would I have a sibling that I could connect and relate to better, but he would probably have many of the same interests as I do, which means we could practice sports together and talk about politics. But I do not have a brother, and that is not going to

Now, I will admit that I am a LeBron bandwagon, that is someone who loves whatever team LeBron James is on solely because LeBron James is on it. I had already been to a game the year before, but LeBron and Kyrie Irving were both injured and stayed in Cleveland. In this game, Kyrie was out, but I got to see LeBron James, my idol, in person. He started off slow, but eventually, picked it up with some dunks that brought me to my feet. On one of them, Lebron stole the ball mid-pass and sprinted to the other end of the court for a one-handed tomahawk. But the highlight of the game was a James alley-oop from teammate Matthew Dellavedova over two defenders. For a normal player, that would have been amazing, but LeBron had already done the same exact thing earlier in the game. The special part was that that was LeBron James’s 25,000 career point. He exited the game at 8:37 in the fourth quarter and left the opposing crowd cheering. LeBron ended the game with a stat line of 22 points, 11 assists, and nine rebounds. If he had played the rest of the game, I would have seen a LeBron James