One would think capturing a franchise's first title in 46 years while erasing a previously impossible 3-1 deficit in the NBA Finals would be cause for a summer full of celebrations.
That is, unless you're LeBron James.
"There was no summer for me," James revealed at media day. "I took two or three days off in the offseason before I got back to training."
James and the Cleveland Cavaliers enter the 2016-17 season as defending NBA champions, even if they may not act like it. June 19 and the weeks that followed are now a blur.
"I just know we won a championship. I know we had a great parade, and the fans here were ecstatic about what we did. But for me, it hasn't hit me," said James.
"I don't really look back on it. I've always said once I'm done playing the game, I'll have an opportunity to sit back. I've been working all summer. You know I don't stop. So I haven't had much time to just sit around and look at the accomplishments that we've made or we had and what we did. But I know it was an incredible ride, a ...
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Article written by Greg Swartz