I figured that since I go searching around Google for LeBron info anyway I could drop my findings on the board here, save some time for someone else who may be into doing the same. I try to do my best to avoid redundant articles. Here goes: 11/27/2004 Cavaliers @ the Gund VS. Bulls: http://www.nba.com/games/20041127/CHICLE/boxscore.html NBA.com box score Notice Luke Jackson?s line: 9 mins, 2 for 3 from 3 (2-of-5 overall), 7 points, a rebound and an assist. Needs more time but not half bad for the under-developed rook. PS- Diop had 6 rebs in 12 mins? I love this guy?s motor. http://www.nba.com/games/20041127/CHICLE/recap.html NBA.com game recap ?LeBron James came into the league with almost unrealistic expectations. In just his second season, he may already be exceeding the hype.? Lol? blablabla? http://www.ohio.com/mld/beaconjournal/10286171.htm SUBSCRIPTION NEEDED, but also highly recommended. This is the ABJ, with Brian Windhorst as it beat reporter. Always fresh and original stuff, plus the subscription is free. ?Before the night was out, LeBron James had set another record while dancing a jig, Luke Jackson made the crowd delirious with a 30-foot jumper, and the Cavaliers reserves were leading the wave.? http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap?gid=2004112705&prov=ap Yahoo.com (from AP reports) Got a lot of good quotes in this one. http://www.newsnet5.com/nba094/3952432/detail.html Newsnet5 (Cleveland) ?James shot 11-of-17 from the floor in just 32 minutes of action, as he sat out the entire fourth quarter. With the 26 points, James now has 2,000 career points, and at 19 years, 272 days, is the youngest-ever to do so. The previous mark was set by Kobe Bryant, who turned the trick at the age of 20 years, 184 days back on February 23, 1999.? http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory?id=286699 ABCNews (AP report) ?James hit a 16-foot fadeaway jumper with 1:03 remaining in the third quarter to reach 2,000. That was his final shot in the game because he went to the bench after three quarters with the Cavaliers comfortably ahead 76-52.? Last but CERTAINLY not least: http://clevelandcavs.blogspot.com/ This is Brian Windhorst?s Cavaliers/LeBron Blog. Brian?s the Cavalier beat reporter for the Akron-Beacon Journal and - what I feel to be the best to cover LeBron from a local perspective. He just seems in-tune with the phenomena and even jibes himself about being swept up in it. Great stuff. Feel free to add links as they come. Chip
