Watch: LeBron Banner Comes Down in Cleveland

End of an Era: 10-story LeBron James banner comes down in Cleveland

The biggest reminder of the LeBron James era in Cleveland came down on Tuesday as workers removed a billboard featuring the four–time NBA MVP.

Workers in downtown Cleveland removed the 10-story billboard, which was put up in 2014, when James announced his return to the Cavaliers after four seasons with the Miami Heat.

The banner could not be fully removed due to inclement weather but crews are expected to finish the process on Wednesday, according to ESPN’s Dave McMenamin. 

They’ve suspended work on taking the LeBron banner down because of heavy rain and a thunder and lightning storm. It is expected to be finished by tomorrow, per a source. pic.twitter.com/7ixN3NlM9b

— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) July 3, 2018

James has decided to leave Cleveland again by agreeing to a four-year, $153 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.

The billboard was plastered on the building facade of Sherwin-Williams, a paint and materials company that is headquarted in Cleveland.

The company has not said what they will put in the billboard's place.