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Nice idea. But LeBron already sees Cleveland’s support in the form of 41 sellouts or near-sellouts every year plus playoffs. I doubt a billboard is going to sway him one way or the other.
But it’s still a cool way to combat the LeBron-to-NYC camp (Why should LeBron rescue your sorry franchise, New York? Isiah made your bed, now lay in it. Build through the draft like everyone else.)
And it is definitely 500 times better than giving to a political campaign.