LeBron James’ image is now eternal.and Played in NBA for 21 seasons (still active), Fourth Ring Roads field and is top scorer in historyIt was clear from the moment he retired that his legacy would live on forever.However, this does not prevent his figure from giving more; so much so that we recently learned Museum that will bring his career to his hometown of Akron (Ohio, USA), which would be Dedicated to his origins and his legendary time in the NBA.
To be precise, An installation commemorating the King will be located in House Three Thirtya place that opens its doors because of its foundation,”LeBron James Family Foundation”, which was created to support communities and Providing opportunities to the most disadvantaged; each year it provides scholarships to hundreds of students at all levels of study.
Back to the museum itself, here visitors will be able to see things like The white suit LeBron wore in the 2003 draft, when he was selected with the No. 1 pick by the Cleveland Cavaliers.In addition, there will be on display A board and a basket from “St.” St. Vincent-St.Mary High Schoolyoung LeBron dazzled with his talent, and A replica of the apartment where King James grew up with his mother. Rather, it’s a tribute not only to his NBA career, but also to his journey as a kid and how he eventually became one of the best players in history.By the way, the museum Will open to the public on November 25.
At this point in his career, still wearing the gold and purple of the Lakers and fighting for another ring, the discussion is no longer about whether he’s the best player of his era – which he is – It’s about whether he’s the best player You could even put him above Michael Jordan. It’s a debate that will never have a clear answer, but it does make it clear what kind of legend we’re talking about.
An unparalleled career
LeBron, 38 The Miami Heat won four rings, the Cleveland Cavaliers won one and the Los Angeles Lakers won one. Even though he is now nearly 39 years old, his thirst for competition remains, Plans to participate in the 2024 Paris Olympics with Team USAAs the players announced last October during a press conference at NBA Media Days. It will remain in the museum forever, but the best thing now is to continue admiring its exhibition on the parquet floor.