By Field Level Media Oct 23 (By Adam Zielonka, Field Level Media) - PHILADELPHIA -- Thursday night proved that even at 41 years old and near the end of a legendary career, LeBron James can still experience "firsts" both career and personal.

The Cleveland Cavaliers blew a 29-point lead in their season opener Thursday night, falling 114-106 to LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers at Xfinity Mobile Arena. The loss ended several decades-long statistical streaks and gave James the biggest comeback victory of his career.

In the first half at Xfinity Mobile Arena, the 76ers had stunk up the joint. There were the turnovers. There were the missed shots. There was lax defense. The first half of LeBron James’ Sixers home debut ended with a 24-point deficit to the Cleveland Cavaliers — and a star-studded sellout crowd booing the home team.

LeBron James walked into the 76ers’ locker room at 6:06 p.m. Thursday, with four ESPN camera crew members trailing behind. James slipped on a pair of white headphones and began singing along to the “forever ever,

Enes Kanter Freedom alleges Dennis Schröder questioned LeBron James' activism motives and says Boston Celtics teammates shunned him over Fox News.

LeBron James was apparently figured to go back to Cleveland to end his career, but went to the Philadelphia 76ers instead. It looks like the four time NBA champion left the Cleveland Cavaliers head coach with an unwanted feeling.