National Basketball Association

Ohio amusement park joins LeBron recruitment effort

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 8:07 p.m. ET

Marcus Hartman

The Cavaliers are not alone in their attempts to woo LeBron James back to his home state to continue his basketball career.

Now, the team even has a northern Ohio amusement park on its side.

Cedar Point thrust itself into the discussion with a well-timed tweet on Wednesday afternoon.

Hey @KingJames - come back to the @cavs and we'll rename one of our coasters, "King James!" Ball in your court, sir. RT, #Ohio!
— Cedar Point (@cedarpoint) July 9, 2014

Of course, there figure to be more important things for James to consider as he weighs his options for next season -- like a max contract worth more than $20 million and a supporting cast capable of helping him win more NBA championships -- but we have to admit "King James Coaster" has quite a nice ring to it.

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