TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月4日 03時08分

Workers take down the LeBron James banner from the Sherwin Williams building on the corner of Ontario and West Huron in Cleveland on July 3. @レブロン・ジェームズ' first #NBA free agency decision, back in 2010, was met with contempt. James went on national television to dump northeast Ohio, his home, for Miami; #Cleveland fans burned his jersey in the streets. The public turned on him. His second move, four years ago, was feted. After winning two titles in South Beach, James returned to Cleveland for a second chance to end the city’s major pro championship drought—which stretched back to 1954—and become beloved again. The @キャブス won the 2016 title. Mission accomplished. Now comes LeBron James’ third decision, handed down on July 1: The world’s best basketball player announced that he has signed a four-year, $154 million contract with the Los Angeles @Los Angeles Lakers. This move lands somewhere in the middle. Call the Decision, Part 3 very acceptable, if not borderline exciting. Sure, that doesn’t exactly sound like a ringing endorsement of LeBron’s move, writes TIME's Sean Gregory. But it’s stealthy terrific for the NBA. LeBron to L.A. doesn’t come with the redemption narrative that accompanied his move from Miami to Cleveland. But for basketball fans, the deal is filled with potential upsides. Read more on TIME.com. Photograph by @angelomerendino—@gettyimages #?

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