LeBron James Knows Bubble NBA Championship Will Be Special and Impossible to Replicate: Unchecked

LeBron James is on a mission when it comes to the NBA bubble, to win a championship and create a moment that will last forever.

LeBron James chose not to put a message on the back of his jersey, but he did have one for the rest of the league, he’s on a mission when it comes to the NBA bubble.

And while James is right that his work off the court speaks for itself, when it comes to basketball, he is clearly aware of what this championship will mean, for anyone who wins it, but especially for him.

If LeBron's really the GOAT, now he has a great opportunity to prove it without Avery Bradley and maybe without Rondo. Hey, MJ didn't have a backup - he played 44 MINUTES in Game 6 at Utah and scored 45 including the game-winner. Suck it up, Bron. This should be your time.

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) July 13, 2020

People can say what they want, however, one thing is for sure, this year’s title is something that will be impossible to replicate. After four months off and returning under unprecedented circumstances—the only reason for an asterisk to be used in this case is to indicate a unique achievement.

BEWARE / when ⁦@KingJames ⁦@Lakers⁩ says he is ready & determined to win an ⁦@NBA⁩ title u better take those words seriously . Those that say put an asterisk next to whoever wins forget it I disagree .https://t.co/dFWCwAUnht

— Dick Vitale (@DickieV) July 12, 2020

For James, winning it all this year would already have been extra special, now it has been taken to another level. Which is probably why he let everybody know his revenge season is about to continue with a comic book style Instagram post depicting a Weapon X esque version of himself.

After everything that has taken place since he’s gotten to Los Angeles, reviving the Lakers glory, while becoming the first superstar to win for three different franchises, in year 17, at age 35, from the bubble, would give LeBron yet another defining moment. And his second of four championships that would stand against any in history.

#Lakers' LeBron James: "I'm here for one goal and one goal only and that's to win a championship."

— Ryan Ward (@RyanWardLA) July 11, 2020

At this point in his career, he doesn’t need anything, but somehow LeBron James still has a chance to add to his legacy—and to create a moment that will last forever and look damn good in the eventual documentary.