LeBron James is one of the most famous athletes in the entire world. When an athlete is extremely famous, sometimes they fancy a bit of privacy. Overall, James is as private as one can be for an extraordinarily famous individual. However, from time to time, James likes to let us into his life and his subconscious. He will go on Twitter or Instagram and give us a glimpse of what is going on throughout his day-to-day. This is all very fun, and it has led to some pretty hilarious moments and even some revelations.
Subsequently, LeBron was feeling very forthcoming on Sunday morning. In the tweets down below, the Los Angeles Lakers star spoke about a dream he had involving Michael Jordan. Of course, this had fans in a tizzy due to the fact that James is neck and neck with MJ in the GOAT debate. Moreover, the dream had to do with Duke and North Carolina, which is an epic basketball rivalry.
LeBron And His Dreams
"Just woke up from having a dream that MJ and I was shooting the sh*+ back and forth at the Men's National Championship game between North Carolina/Duke! Great vibes and EPIC CLASSIC GAME!" LeBron wrote. "It was a tie game/94-94/5 secs left/NC with the ball. My ass would wake up to use the bathroom right before seeing the ending of the game. Happens all the time. Never get to the end. Anyways felt real as hell. Lol. Gm everyone." The ending to this dream is truly unfortunate. I think I can speak for all of us when I say we have all had dreams that end before we wanted them to. You can never seem to get the dream back, and it is truly tragic.
James is probably dreaming about basketball right now because he can't play it. He is currently dealing with an ankle injury that is keeping him out of the Lakers lineup. Although he could come back by playoff time, there is no guarantee that his team makes it that far. Either way, it is clear that ball is always deep in his subconscious. Let us know what you think about his dream, down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more news from around the sports world.
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