As LeBron James gets ready, 'Game 4' trending on Twitter in Cleveland

CLEVELAND - Thousands of people in northeast Ohio will join millions more across the country when Game 4 of the NBA Finals tips off Tuesday night.

While many people in Cleveland love to hate LeBron James over his "decision" to join the Miami Heat, most ESPN analysts named the Akron native the most valuable player in the series so far. In contrast, those same analysts named James Harden of the Thunder the most disappointing player of the series thus far.

Not so fast said Harden on Twitter.

The Thunder's Twitter page (@okcthunder) quotes Harden: "We're winners. We're gonna do whatever it takes."

James has not used his public Twitter handle (@KingJames) since April.

The Associated Press reported James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh walked off the floor together after Game 3 and were already working on their plans for Game 4 on the way to the locker room.

The series resumes in Miami on Tuesday night, with the Heat holding a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven title matchup.

Early Tuesday afternoon, "Game 4" was trending on Twitter in Cleveland. Below are some of the other tweets referencing Game 4.

@espn: Game 4 is tonight. If you have other plans, cancel them immediately. @justineferrer: Alarm is set for Game 4 of NBA finals. Fearless forecast - OKC by 4pts!!

@CoachGodwin: Spoiler alert. I have OKC winning game 4. Will make things interesting and keep us glued to the TV #NBA

@Rickonia: LeBron's going wear a Erykah Badu head wrap to game 4 #LebronsHeadband@OGDaGreat: Thunder players are preparing for Game 4 by having guys in Heat uniforms slap them mercilessly while NBA refs shrug their shoulders......

@MiamiHEAT: Game 4 is tonight! Your HEAT are looking to go up 3-1 in this best-of-7 @NBA Finals series with the Thunder. Catch the game at 9 on ABC.

@ZClev9: Predicting a game 4 win by the thunder 98 93...book it

@NOTSportsCenter: TONIGHT: #NBAFinals, Game 4. Will LeBron get one game closer to getting ripped for only having one ring rather than getting ripped for none?

@maine2310: Game 4 tonight, hope y'all heat haters ready

@ESPNSteinLine: Is Game 4 must-win for OKC? History says so. No team has ever rallied to win Finals after going behind 3-1. Teams w/3-1 lead in Finals: 30-0

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