In a surprise announcement early Sunday afternoon, LeBron James shocked the world yet again.
He has made his second major decision of the summer, and will be returning to the #23 jersey he wore during his seven years in Cleveland. His logic was simple, yet somewhat strange. See for yourself on his Instagram/Twitter, which he used to break the announcement.
23 it is! It’s only right I go back. 2·3=6 We still family 6. #HomeTeam #StriveForGreatness http://t.co/2MpznC8JNM
— LeBron James (@KingJames) July 27, 2014
And just when it seemed like Cavaliers fans couldn’t get any more great news, LeBron just keeps giving. This time, the ability for them to dust off their old jerseys — if they are still in tact — instead of spending money on a new #23.
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But does LeBron have a bad memory? He had said noone should wear Michael Jordan’s number 23 again, himself included.
Or does LeBron already feel he’s more special than Michael, and is entitled to number 23 for himself.
Does this mean that players from other teams can now wear number 23? Jarrett Jack is looking for a new number right now. Hmmm.