An Interesting NBA Cleveland Cavaliers Trivia

LeBron James wore the number 23 uniform for the 2006-07 Cavs.

The correct answer is Kevin Johnson. In 1998, the Cleveland Cavaliers traded Kevin Johnson, a rookie guard, to the Phoenix Suns in a mid-season trade.

In 1983, the Cleveland Cavaliers replaced their wine and gold uniforms with orange and blue uniforms. This change in colors signifies a new era for the team's branding and visual identity. The orange and blue color scheme may have been chosen to create a fresh and vibrant look for the team, or to align with any rebranding efforts or marketing strategies at that time.

LeBron James was given the title of "Mr. Basketball" by the Associated Press for three straight seasons in Ohio. This title signifies his dominance and excellence in the sport of basketball, as he was recognized as the best basketball player in the state during that time period.

LeBron James averaged 35.7 points per game against the Washington Wizards in the '05-'06 Playoffs.

LeBron James became the youngest NBA player to be named the All-Star MVP in 2005. This award is given to the most valuable player of the NBA All-Star Game, an exhibition game held annually featuring the league's star players. Being named the All-Star MVP at a young age is a significant achievement, highlighting James' exceptional skills and talent early in his career.

In 2003, the Cavaliers changed their uniform colors to wine and metallic gold.

The 1989 Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Los Angeles Lakers 154-153 in four overtimes. This means that the game went into extra periods of play four times before a winner was determined.

LeBron James took 814 free throw attempts in the 2005-2006 season for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

LeBron James was the only U.S. player in the 2006 World Championship to play and start in all 9 games. This means that he was on the court from the beginning of each game and played in every single game of the championship.

In the 2005-2006 season, Damon Jones led the Cleveland Cavaliers in 3-point percentage. This means that out of all the players on the team, Jones had the highest percentage of successful 3-point shots.

In 1972, the Cleveland Cavaliers picked up Lenny Wilkins as a guard.

Austin Carr had his number 34 uniform retired by the Cleveland Cavaliers. This means that the team honored him by permanently taking his jersey out of circulation and hanging it in the rafters of their arena. This is typically done to recognize players who have made significant contributions to the team and have had a lasting impact on its history.

In the 1986 NBA Draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers ended up with the first player taken in both rounds. This means that they had the first overall pick in both the first and second rounds of the draft.

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