Cleveland Cavaliers NBA Championship Parade: Our Favorite Photos & Footage
To say the very least, it was lit. On Wednesday, the NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers brought out a massive parade as the city celebrated its first major professional sports title since 1964.
According to ESPN, a crowd of approximately 1.3 million, packed downtown Cleveland along the 1.3-mile parade route that took more than four hours to crawl through, concluding with a rally at Mall B.
As previously reported, the Cavaliers ended the city’s 52-year title drought on Sunday night by upsetting the defending champion Golden State Warriors at Oracle Arena 93-89 in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Check out a few of our favorite flix and footage below.
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U guys are incredible!! #TheLand #ChampionshipParade
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Mr. & Mrs. @kingjames…#ClevelandCavaliers #AllIn216 #CLE #MVP #NBAChamps
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No shirt, no problem. #OneForTheLand
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