All right, so Monday, LeBron reflected on his time with the heat and what it meant to his career saying this.

I think I would still be at this level no matter if I would have came here or not.

Let's not get it twisted. The four years I was here, it was amazing. I loved

everything about it. Love this franchise. This franchise is top tier. It's one of the best

franchises in the world. But as far as my career, my career was going to be my career as far as individually

because I know how much I put into the game. I know how much I strive to be as

great as I can be. As far as what I was able to learn here was second to none that's for sure. So yesterday

LeBron doubled down on this tweeting here it is let me get this quote for you to show

how dominant he would have been in Miami saying,

damn right, I still would be, I'm chosen.

Ain't nothing changing that, maybe less rings,

but dominant from start to finish.

All right, Brian Wynhorse joining the show,

Wendy.

Your reaction to all of this.

Good to see you. It was, yeah, It was so fascinating to me that Stephen A was talking about this yesterday from his college

campus, Molly, because both what Stephen A said yesterday about LeBron needing Miami and

needing Riley and Spolstra and Wade and what LeBron said I think they're both

right because LeBron has described being a Miami like a college experience for him was four years long and when you go to college

Why are you different on one end than you are when you come in? Is it because of your professors? Is it because of the mentors that you get,

the older students that you start working with?

Is it because you're older?

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