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2014 NBA Finals - Game Three

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The Cavaliers and Heat veteran tells a source “I’m happy that we were able to keep him away from everybody else.”

 

CLEVELAND, OH (CNN) –

LeBron James couldn’t be more excited now that one of his best friends will be suiting up in the locker with him, once again.

It hasn’t been ‘officially’ confirmed but you had to have been living under a rock if you haven’t heard that Dwyane Wade will sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

“He’s like one of my best friends so…it’s kinda like when you start school and you walk into the classroom and you’re not quite sure who your classmates is and you walk in there and one of your best friends is there and you like, ‘Oh, yea this gonna be fun, this gonna be a good class!’ That’s the type of feeling I got,” explained LeBron James.

James and Wade won two NBA championships together while playing for the Miami Heat from 2010-14. He’s excited because he says Wade brings a lot to the Cavs.

“When you got a basketball mind, a high IQ about the game, then it’s a lot easier for you to make the transition. You look at D-Wade, you look at Vince, these are guys who are super, super superior when it comes to athleticism and because of their mind, they’re able to transition and still be prepped,” James said. “That adds to our depth and we’re already pretty deep,” James said. “We got a lot of options.”

While many thought they would be seeing Carmello Anthony in a Cavs jersey, LeBron admitted he hoped Anthony could join them as well, but we all know how that turned out.

“I wish he could have been here. It would have been great to have him. I love Melo’s game, I love D-Wade’s game, I love CP’s game, you guys know how I feel about those three but that doesn’t take anything away from what we got in our locker room which is a lot. I look forward to continuing to grow with these guys, especially the new guys.”

 

READ MORE: Cleveland19.com

Article Courtesy of CNN and WOIO Cleveland 19 News

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