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LeBron James salutes Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as couple support Cavaliers in Game 3 loss to Knicks

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Coverage diverges in emphasis and detail. Yahoo Sports focused on LeBron's social media interaction with the couple, highlighting the sneaker connection. In contrast, the New York Post provided a more straightforward account of the event,…
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LeBron James salutes Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as couple support Cavaliers in Game 3 loss to Knicks
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LeBron James acknowledged Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as they attended Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals. The Cavaliers lost to the Knicks, falling behind 3-0 in the series. Kelce, who was seen enjoying the game, went viral for a beer-chugging stunt that entertained the crowd.

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NBA LeBron James salutes Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as couple support Cavaliers in Game 3 loss to Knicks By Joseph Staszewski Published May 24, 2026, 10:58 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Game recognized game between LeBron James, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. The Lakers star and Cavaliers icon shouted out the power couple on Instagram as they sat courtside for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals between Cleveland and the Knicks at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse on Saturday night. Kelce was wearing the LeBron 7 MVP colorway from his signature Nike line, which was certainly an added reason to shout out the couple.

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