LeBron James Drops 3-Word Message on 3-Year Anniversary of Lakers Equalling Rivals Celtics? Historic Record

The Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics are two of the most storied franchises in the NBA. From the legendary rivalry of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird to the heated battles between Kobe Bryant and Kevin Garnett, the Lakers, and the Celtics have always butted heads to reach the top of the mountain. With their 17th Championship win in franchise history after beating the Lakers in 2008, the Boston Celtics held the record for most NBA Championships. That was until LeBron James led the Lakers to a Championship in the Bubble in 2020.

3 years after equalling rivals Boston Celtics? Historic record, King James dropped a 3-word message for the NBA world.

LeBron James? 3-Word Message

2020 was a strange year for the entire world. COVID-19 halted all events, and people were stuck inside their homes for the majority of the year. The NBA also suffered the effects of the pandemic and suspended the season on March 12. As most fans were starting to lose hope, Adam Silver and Co. came up with an unprecedented idea of a ?Bubble? that would host the remainder of the 2019-20 season. That season marked the 17th Championship win for the Los Angeles Lakers, tying them with rivals Boston Celtics for Most Championships in NBA history.

It has been exactly three years since King James led the Los Angeles Lakers to their 17th NBA Championship in the Bubble. On the 3-year anniversary of his historic win, LeBron reminisced about his time in the Bubble and how he helped the Lakers equal the Boston Celtics Championship record. ?WHAT A TIME!!!!!? King James wrote on Twitter as the Los Angeles Lakers shared the iconic picture of their superstar smoking a cigar after winning his 4th Championship.

LeBron James? historic ?Bubble? Run

With a 52-19 record, LeBron James and Co. finished first in the Western Conference in the shortened 2020 season. LeBron James got a chance to shine in the playoffs as he was well-rested and had only one goal in mind. The 19-time All-star put up a historic performance in the Bubble, averaging nearly a triple-double throughout the postseason. LeBron continued his elite performance in the NBA Finals against his former team, the Miami Heat. He averaged 29.8 points, 11.8 rebounds, and 8.5 assists in the six games, taking home his 4th Finals MVP trophy.

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LeBron?s co-star Anthony Davis also played the best basketball of his career in the Bubble. He was fully healthy in the playoffs and helped King James win his 4th Championship. The Brow averaged 25 points and 10.7 rebounds in the NBA Finals.

3 years after their historic win, LeBron James and Co. are looking to lead the LA Lakers to their 18th Championship this season and surpass their rivals, Boston Celtics, to become the sole record holder for the Most Championships in NBA history.

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