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‘Morgan Freeman’ reads LeBron’s essay

Jul 24, 2014, 3:51 PM | Updated: 3:52 pm

LeBron James captured the sports headlines a couple weeks ago when he announced he was leaving Miami to go back to Cleveland.

The essay he co-wrote with Lee Jenkins of Sports Illustrated was applauded by many as a sign of James’ growing maturity and commitment to Northeast Ohio.

What would it sound like if Morgan Freeman read it?

Wonder no more, as master impressionist Frank Caliendo appeared with Mike & Mike on ESPN Radio this week to channel Freeman in reading the essay.

And you know what? It was pretty powerful.

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