Lakers LeBron James Heads To His 10th NBA Finals!

The Los Angeles Lakers are the best in the west since they just beat the Denver Nuggets. Continue on for more on about the Lakers and LeBron James and his 10th NBA Finals…

CelebnSports247.com wants to say congratulations to the Los Angeles Lakers for taking it from the Nuggets 117-107 in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals.

According to reports, LeBron James scored another triple-double for the first time in a decade. We are just wondering if Paul Pierce is eating his words?

The Lakers have booked a spot in the NBA Finals where they will meet either Boston Celtics or Miami Heat.

This is the first time in a decade that LA Lakers have managed to enter the finals. This will also be the Lakers’ 32nd NBA Finals, most in the history of the NBA. Lakers, who last won a championship in 2010 with Kobe Bryant, now have a chance to equal the tally of 17 titles, a record held by their arch-rivals Boston Celtics who are also contesting for a place in the Finals.

James was an unstoppable juggernaut with 38 points, 16 rebounds, and 10 assists on 15-for-25 shooting in Game 5, all this in his 17th NBA season. Anthony Davis’ 27 points were icing on the cake.

One more stop: NBA Finals pic.twitter.com/eu6QMP7FKO

— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) September 27, 2020

Lebron Speaks on Win and heading to 10th NBA Finals:

James said during the trophy presentation:

My teammates said to bring us home and it was my responsibility to try to make the right plays and do the right things on the floor to help us win ballgames.

Lakers head coach Frank Vogel lavished praise on James stating:

I just feel like he has had a chip on his shoulder all year long. Everybody has doubters and to be in the Eastern Conference and get there as much as he had and now to come over the Western Conference and to do it with a third team is just an enormous accomplishment. So much respect and love for him. He has empowered this whole group by buying into the plan we had and how we wanted to play this year.

Congrats, now take it all the way Lakers!