Cleveland Cavaliers forward Dean Wade expects a "madhouse" atmosphere when LeBron James returns to Cleveland as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers, according to reporter Nate Ulrich.
The matchup will mark James' first appearance at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse since signing with Philadelphia, renewing a connection with the city where he won an NBA championship in 2016.
James, an Akron native, spent 11 seasons with the Cavaliers across two stints and remains one of the league's most prominent figures.
