“That Man Has Vietnam War Stories about Bron”: NBA Players “Trauma Bonding” Over Prime LeBron James is Pure Comedy for the Sports World

One of the greatest basketball players, LeBron James, is the perfect blend of athleticism, composure, discipline, and endurance. The legend encompasses triumphs and success within his timeless 6-foot-9 stature. Throughout his career, he has accumulated over 53,000 minutes of playing time and has executed an impressive 2,438 dunks. And truly, his dunks are remarkable, including those over opponents, through traffic, and even for the sake of artistic expression.

Fans and opponents value him and admire his work ethic and dedication to the game. Fellow players like how he has crafted his skills and the athleticism that he has maintained for the last 20 seasons. In fact, they hold him on a pedestal and talk about his passion which makes him unstoppable.

NBA Players’ trauma bonding over LeBron James

2018 was a wild, wild time for LeBron! The cavaliers were every bit as prepared as Golden State Warriors were. However, despite all the efforts, despite the magnificent career-high 51 points, James and the Warriors were defeated in Game 1. Despite the reviews and replays, the resulting loss left King James frustrated.

LeBron was the reason Cavs even had a chance at the time. However, they lost the game and eventually the series. The frustrations mounted up, giving birth to embarrassing JR Smith memes. The hell-ish fury didn’t stop right there. James even injured his hand in a fit of rage later.

JR Smith made a mistake. George Hill missed free throws too. So, it seems they lost a likely chance to win. This was the biggest losses James bore in his career so far.

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Speaking about the agonizing and agitating experiences, former Houston Rockers forward PJ Tucker comes out. He shares his tory on a podcast session with Jeff Teague. He talks about his favorite LeBron moments on the show.

Starting off, Tucker was all praises about James. He acknowledged that his first year back in Cleaveland was when LeBron was completely unstoppable. Tucker even admits that he initially felt he couldn’t guard King James. He realized he couldn’t find a way to defend him.

Tucker explains, “That was the most unstoppable LeBron James ever, his first year back in Cleveland. I’m not even debating it; that LeBron was unstoppable. He showed the physicality that year that nobody can’t really physically guard me. That was the first time I was like I could really really guard Bron, until that point that I was like I can’t guard him.”

LeBron’s physical strength during that season left a powerful impression on the 2021 champion. Fans, however, have a completely different take on this!

Fans react to NBA players “Trauma Bonding”

When the NBA fraternity gathers to talk about someone as legendary as LeBron James, fans will definitely have their share of opinions to add. This is exactly what happened with PJ Tucker speaking about LeBron being unstoppable. Despite never having a chance to play with him, Tucker had the opportunity to interact with James on an episode of HBO’s The Shop with James.

But on the podcast, we see clear, honest, and raw opinions coming in from Tucker and the squad; all for the world to hear. Fans widely shared the video of these moments across social media platforms.

@LeBronGotGame shared the video clip with the caption, “NBA players trauma bonding over LeBron will always be funny??”

Upon reading the caption, a fan comments, “That man has Vietnam war stories about Bron.”

Another fan tries to remind the world of what LeBron did to Atlanta.

Another one added the fact that King James destroyed Atlanta Hawks at their peak.

While others continue to talk about the 2018 LeBron, as they remember him.

Some even want to remind PJ Tucker and his squad to not forget Dwayne Casey.

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What’s your favorite LeBron version? Share your views in the comments below!