How does it feel without LeBron James?

10 years and 9 finals, that is a big achievement. LeBron James has a remarkable feat when it comes to NBA finals. In the last 10 years, we have seen him playing in the finals almost every time. All these years have been filled with some great basketball and great moments. All thanks to LeBron James. Don’t you think the fans are tired of seeing him again and again? Well, a lot of them are fed up with ‘the king’.

Each of the last 30 NBA Finals series featured either:

Michael Jordan,
Hakeem Olajuwon,
Shaq O'Neal
Tim Duncan,
Kobe Bryant,
Steph Curry
or
LeBron James.

With LeBron and Steph out – the 2021 NBA Finals will be the first since 1990 not to feature at least one of those players

— Tommy Beer (@TommyBeer) June 4, 2021

The Phoenix Suns and Milwaukee Bucks are in the 2021 NBA finals. After almost 30 years both of these teams made it to the NBA finals, the one without LeBron James. It can be a good thing for many reasons. We all want someone new and something new in basketball. We have seen James skillset so far and now all of us need something new and most importantly someone new. It’s time that the 36 years old James must sit back and watch others like Chris Paul and Giannis Antetokounmpo do the things.

1 down. 3 to go @CP3

— LeBron James (@KingJames) July 7, 2021

Reasons for better finals without LeBron James?

There are no more talks about legacy. Without LeBron James, there is no news and no rumors and no talks about the greatest of all time. Chris Paul and Devin Booker are playing their first finals and if the Phoenix Suns win then Booker will be the rare player to win debut NBA finals. This is something more interesting than talking about the impact of win or loss on LeBron James legacy. That shit must be stopped now when we have so much more to talk about.

For the first time since 2010, the NBA Finals won't feature either Steph Curry or LeBron James 🤯 pic.twitter.com/NJFjo64lOo

— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) June 4, 2021

The absence of Lebron James made it clear that the time has changed now. After almost two decades a moment like this occurred. Every team must understand that they need to give chance to the young players and new faces. The future of the NBA depends on them and not on the 36 years old four-time NBA MVP. The new wave of NBA stars is on its way.