What competitions has JAMES participated in?

As of May 12, 2019, James has joined a total of 3 teams, namely:

1. Cleveland Cavaliers -2018) 2. Miami Heat (2010-2014).

3. Los Angeles Lakers (2018-present).

On June 27, 2003, James was selected by the Cavaliers in the NBA draft. On July 4, James signed a three-year, $12.96 million contract with the Cavaliers.

On July 9, 2010, James announced his signing with the Miami Heat through ESPN's national live-streamed special "The Decision".

On July 10, 2018, James officially signed a four-year, $100 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, with a player option for the fourth year of the contract.

James has played for a total of 3 teams, which are as follows:

1. Cleveland Cavaliers -2018).

James played twice for the Cleveland Cavaliers, was drafted by the Cavaliers in the NBA Draft on June 27, 2003, and played for the Cavaliers from 2003 to 2010.

Later, on July 12, 2014, James published an open letter in Sports Illustrated, announcing that he would return to the Cavaliers for the second time, and James formed a new Big Three with Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love, and won the first championship in team history for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

2. Miami Heat (2010-2014).

On July 9, 2010, James announced his signing with the Miami Heat through ESPN's national live-streamed special "The Decision", and played for the Heat from 2013 to 2014, winning two championships.

3. Los Angeles Lakers (2018-present).

On July 10, 2018, James officially signed a four-year contract with the Lakers, with a player option for the fourth year of the contract, and on December 25, James suffered a groin injury in an offensive round in the third quarter of the Lakers' 127-101 victory over the Warriors, and during James' injury, the Lakers achieved a 6-12 record, and the ranking also slipped from fourth in the West to tenth in the West.

So far, LeBron James has played for two teams in his career: the Cavaliers and the Heat.

2003 2010 Cleveland Cavaliers.

2010 2014 Miami Heat.

2014-present Cleveland Cavaliers.

The two, the Cavaliers in their rookie season until 10 years, and the Heat for 10 years so far.

From being selected by discrimination in 03 to playing for 10 years, he switched to the Heat and has won a championship once and is a well-deserved boss on both teams.

James has been with the Cavaliers and is now with the Heat.

He must have played, he played in the summer league when he first entered the NBA in '03, and he showed his dominance at that time.

New York Knicks, or stay with the Cavaliers [provided the Cavaliers win the championship].

LeBron James's Classic Game No. 8 - Top 5 Playoff Kills (1): Back in the distant (2009) year, in Game (2) of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Cavaliers were behind the (Magic) team by a total score of (0) :(1) before the game, and the game was 93:

95) trailed the opponent with only 1 second left and saw that the team was about to lose two (home) games in a row, at this time the player (James) took the ball directly after receiving the ball from outside the three-point line, pressed the whistle and hit the (Magic) team, this goal saved the (Cavaliers) team, and temporarily tied the total score of the series at (1) :(1). But unfortunately, the team ended up with (2):

The total score of 4 was eliminated by the (Magic) team.

LeBron James's Classic Game No. 14 - Magic Three-Point Score: This is a scene that happened when the Wizards challenged the (Cavaliers) team away from home last year, and the simple shot at the last moment did not score, but he used the whistle to score a three-point draw for the Wizards, although he was fouled for (6) a foul in the early part of overtime, but his teammates lived up to his trust and helped the (Cavaliers) win 140-(135) in the (home) game.

And his stunner just now was very similar to last year's Eastern Conference Finals (4th) when he received a long pass from the player (Lefou) and dunked away.

The only dunk contest James has ever played was in the '03 McDonald's Slam Dunk Contest, where he faced Shannon Brown in the finals. James revealed in the interview that he would not deliberately prepare for the move, and only wanted to use any action to finish the dunk when he was flying in the air. I have watched many of James' games, and I have always felt that James is a practical dunk player, and his dunks have been excellent in the game, many of which are also unexpected, which has already reflected his dunk ability very well, and there is no need to participate in the dunk contest.

Another point is that James is the champion after all, he definitely wants to participate in the championship of the slam dunk contest, but he may not be able to win 100% of the championship in the performance slam dunk contest, so he gave up. It's all my personal guess.

When he was a rookie, he didn't have absolute confidence to win the championship, and LeBron's dunk was a violent aesthetic, not very ornamental, and he couldn't get his hands on the dunk contest, so he simply didn't go.

Later, when he became famous, why bother to participate in this kind of competition that is not very golden.

Young LeBron James also staged a dunk duel at McDonald's High School Tournament.