LeBron James Reveals His Favorite Opposing City To Play In

LeBron James has been part of the NBA for two decades and analysts still discuss whether Los Angeles is his favorite city. The four-time NBA champion is on his third team and he will probably finish his career with the Los Angeles Lakers.

The kid from Akron entered the NBA as a Cleveland Cavaliers player. He joined the Miami Heat for a four-year stint and then came back to Cleveland for another round. The Cavaliers lost him at the very same moment he agreed to a deal with the Lakers.

LeBron won four rings so far and he is on a good way to win another one. The NBA media shows great interest in his future plans. LeBron-related topics make the best headlines and everyone knows it. What does he eat, his favorite ride, his best endorsement deals, etc. People are also interested in his football skills. King James played football in high school and almost joined the NFL. In one of his interviews LeBron said bad quarterbacks destroyed his football aspirations. Imagine seeing him put on a football uniform…

There’s more. Where would LeBron be at this point? Which is his favorite city to play in?

Boston.

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LeBron James doesn’t like the fanbase in his favorite city

This goes against the comments he made this summer. In an episode of The Shop, LeBron said he hates playing in Boston. The Celtics fanbase is “racist.”

“They will say anything. And it’s fine. It’s my life, f–k I’ve been dealing with it my whole life. I don’t mind it,” LeBron said. “I hear it. If I hear somebody close by, I check them real quick, then move onto the game. They’re going to say whatever the f–k they want to say.” 

Is he serious about this? Maybe he was just trolling his rival. The only thing we can do right now is speculate.

LeBron is busy with his current team. The Lakers are trying to fix the roster and increase their chances to make the playoffs this season. Yes, LeBron is a winner and his competitive spirit will help the Lakers win more games.