Cavaliers are behind LeBron 1-3: Cavaliers are only two times in the Eastern Conference Finals, and the media should not slander the team s first player in history

On the NBA stage, every game is an epic battle, and the playoffs have pushed this tension and intensity to the extreme. The Pacers and the Cavaliers series is like a gripping basketball blockbuster, full of suspense and reversals. The Pacers led the Cavaliers 3-1 in the Eastern Conference semifinals, which is almost unimaginable in the eyes of many people. The Pacers, the fourth-ranked team in the East, actually launched a fierce attack on the Cavaliers, the No. 1 in the East in the second round. They took a huge 2-0 lead from the beginning, and after winning this G4, the Pacers' promotion probability soared to 95.5%. In the long history of the NBA, the 3-1 lead is almost equivalent to victory in sight. Historical data shows that the 3-1 lead is 259 wins and 13 losses. Such data makes Pacers fans seem to see the dawn of victory.

However, after this game, LeBron James became the focus, and his name shone in the basketball sky again. US media NBAFAN wrote on social media: "Never belittle LeBron. He will always be the greatest player in the history of the Cavaliers. I hope you can teach you a lesson this time." Previously, the Cavaliers media believed that Donovan Mitchell could lead the Cavaliers to a higher peak, but LeBron proved with his performance that he is still the unshakable legend.

The US media also reminded everyone that the Cavaliers had only passed the second round twice without LeBron (1976 and 1992), and when they had James, they entered the Eastern Conference Finals six times. It's an amazing set of statistics that clearly demonstrates the importance of LeBron to the Cavaliers. US media Hoops recalls that in 2009, LeBron, who was 24 years old at the time, led the starting lineup of Valaijo, Ilgoscas, Deronti West and Mo Williams, passed the team all the way and won a brilliant record of 66 wins. That year, LeBron was like a god of war on the basketball court, doing everything.

Heat fans and Cavaliers fans were also reminded to remember this lesson: "You should not belittle your team's history GOAT (Greatest the greatest player in history). LeBron will always be the best player in your team, don't disrespect No. 23/6." LeBron's jersey number, whether it is No. 23 or No. 6, has become a symbol of his legendary career.

Cavaliers fans also teased Mitchell on social media: "Hey, Mitchell, your good friend LeBron once led the Cavaliers to reverse when they were 26 points behind the Pacers, why didn't you do it?" Behind this teasing is an infinite respect for LeBron and an incentive for Mitchell.

K City (Cleveland) reporters pushed LeBron's achievements to the extreme: "LeBron James is the best basketball player ever - in the end he helped Cleveland win the championship with a 3-1 lead against a team that won 73 wins. I hope this Cavaliers can also reverse when they are behind 1-3." This is not only a compliment to LeBron, but also an expectation for the Cavaliers.

The Pacers and Cavaliers are still on in this passionate and challenging NBA playoffs. Can the Pacers break the curse of history and complete the promotion? Can the Cavaliers perform another shocking reversal under the leadership of LeBron? All of this is still unknown. But one thing is certain that LeBron James' name will be forever engraved in the history of basketball, and his legend continues.