Justice league: LeBron James is Batman and leaving the Cavs for the Warriors would be the ultimate Robin move

Name: Justice league: LeBron James is Batman and leaving the Cavs for the Warriors would be the ultimate Robin move
Uploaded: 2018-02-02T13:01:00Z
Description: Joining Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on First Things First, Chris Broussard compares LeBron James to Batman, explaining why the NBA's Dark Knight cannot, under any circumstance, leave The Land's Cavaliers to join Steph Curry and Kevin Durant because it would be the 'ultimate Robin move.' How would this affect King James' legacy if he left Cleveland for Golden State?

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Joining Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on First Things First, Chris Broussard compares LeBron James to Batman, explaining why the NBA's Dark Knight cannot, under any circumstance, leave The Land's Cavaliers to join Steph Curry and Kevin Durant because it would be the 'ultimate Robin move.' How would this affect King James' legacy if he left Cleveland for Golden State?

FEBRUARY 2, 2018・first things first・1:09

LeBron James

Stephen Curry

National Basketball Association

Golden State Warriors

Cleveland Cavaliers

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