For a man who had faced extreme hostility that prompted an NBA security official to want the game stopped, anything under it is a win. LeBron James has experienced two very different sides of Cleveland’s basketball crowd. From loud cheers…

LeBron James reflected on receiving a surprisingly warm reception from Cleveland fans in his first game back as a Philadelphia 76er. After choosing Philadelphia over a third stint with the Cavaliers in free agency, the 41-year-old noted that nothing compares to the hostile reception he faced following his 2010 move to Miami.
Despite hearing scattered boos in the first half, James received supportive applause when exiting late in the fourth quarter. The Cavaliers dominated the game, defeating the 76ers 119-95 while holding James to eight points on 3-of-12 shooting.
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