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LeBron James, JR Smith completely vibe out to Chaka Khan remix at 2016 Cavs reunion
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It has been 10 years since the Cleveland Cavaliers pulled off the greatest comeback in NBA history, roaring back from a 3-1 deficit to stun the 73-win Golden State Warriors . To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of that legendary 2016 championship ring, the squad recently linked up across the pond for an epic European getaway.
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While hitting the golf courses and living it up in St. Tropez, former teammates LeBron James and J.R. Smith proved that their championship chemistry is still undefeated.
The two stars were caught completely vibing out during a group dinner. Sitting side-by- side at a restaurant table, a high-energy Chaka Khan remix began blasting through the venue speakers. Without missing a beat, both James and Smith started dancing furiously in their chairs, waving their arms in the air. It was pure nostalgia for Cavs fans, reminding everyone of the infectious, fun-loving energy that defined their historic 2016 postseason run.
The star-studded European reunion featured plenty of familiar faces from that title team, including Kevin Love , Tristan Thompson , Richard Jefferson , Channing Frye , Iman Shumpert , and Matthew Dellavedova . Notably absent, Kyrie Irving reportedly missed the trip due to prior commitments mentoring high school athletes at the NBPA Top 100 Camp in South Carolina, which Smith jokingly ribbed him for online.
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Even without their star point guard, the remaining Cavs looked like they were having the time of their lives honoring the team that brought Cleveland its first-ever NBA championship. During that unforgettable 2016 Finals, James averaged an unbelievable 29.7 points, 11.3 rebounds, and 8.9 assists to take home Finals MVP honors. Smith served as a crucial piece of that starting lineup, famously hitting back-to-back clutch three-pointers early in the second half of Game 7 to keep Cleveland alive. A decade later, the memories, and the dance moves clearly remain as vivid as ever.
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