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Miami Heat Forward LeBron James By Karl Kimbrough, Cleveland Urban News.Com Sportswriter (kimbrough@clevelandurbannews.com).   Cleveland Urban News. Com and The Cleveland Urban News.Com Blog,  O hio's Leaders In Black Digital News . Tel: 216-659-0473    ( www.clevelandurbannews.com ) /   ( www.kathywraycolemanonlinenewsblog.com ) Cleveland Urban News.Com Sportswriter Karl Kimbrough CLEVELAND, Ohio-When asked if he heard the boos during his latest return to Cleveland's Quicken Loans Arena for a bout between the Cavaliers and the Miami Heat, Miami Heat forward LeBron James, once the prince of the Cavaliers, said that “ yes its a mixture, I hear them both." James said that "nothing can ever get as worse as the first time I came back and its just been different every time since we played here December 2, 2010.” In this game though James had his shot going from the tip of the ball in the first quarter as he scored 25 points. Remarkabl

 Fifty year-old Miami Heat Fan Michael Drysch, left, and Miami Heat mega star LeBon James. Below James hugs Drysch after running onto the basketball court in between quarters Friday night  at the AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami Florida  to congratulate Drysch after he won $75,000 by making a half court hook shot. The Miami Heat defeated the Detroit Pistons 110-88 Click below to watch the video of NBA mega star LeBron James bear hugging fan Michael Drysch after Drysch  after  won  $75,000 in an in between-quarters basketball hoop contest at American-Airlines Arena Friday night. The winning monies help the Boys & Girls Club of America, a group that James supports also.  MIAMI, Florida- Michael Drysch, a fifty-year-old computer technician from McHenry, Il. tossed a hook shot from half court to win $75,000 and a bear hug from NBA mega star LeBron James. An Akron, Oh. native, James, 28,  left the Cleveland Cavaliers amid controversy  in 2010 to join the Miami Heat,

b L LeBron James (also pictured above) holds up the Miami Heat's championship trophy after the Heat defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder Thurs. night to win its second NBA title By Kath y Wray Coleman, Editor, Cleveland Urban News. Com and The Kathy Wray Coleman Online News Blog.Com ( www.kathywraycolemanonlinenewsblog.com ) and ( www.clevelandurbannews.com ) MIAMI, Florida-Two years after leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers to join James Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami amid a spat with Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert, who is now part owner of the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland, LeBron James led the Miami Heat last night to its second NBA championship with the Heat beating the Oklahoma City Thunder121-106 in the fifth game of the series finals. “It’s about damn time,” said James after receiving his most valuable player trophy. James, 27, scored 26 points Thurs. night coupled with 13 assists and 11 rebounds. The Heat lost the first game of the series but then won four in a roll to take the world b