If Halloween parties are predictive of NBA success, then at the end of the season the Cleveland Cavaliers will once more be holding aloft the Larry O’Brien trophy. Believeland’s beloved hoopsters congregated at LeBron James’ pad for another all-out shindig to celebrate All Hallows’ Eve.
Con los terroristas, do the Cleveland Shake…
LEBRON JAMES AS JEROME
James dressed as Jerome from Martin, reportedly dropping $5000 on the swaggy getup.
KYRIE IRVING AS RED RANGER
Kyrie Irving, who dressed as a Jedi knight for last year’s get together, came as a funky-grooving version of Red Ranger from the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series.
KEVIN LOVE AS LLOYD
Kevin Love looked pretty smart as Lloyd from Dumb and Dumber, but Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Bock looked even smarter.
JR SMITH AS SOMETHING
J.R. Smith, who dressed as a baby last Halloween, admitted on Twitter to last minute planning for Bron’s bash this year around. At least he didn’t come as shirtless J.R…
TRISTAN THOMPSON AS BLACK PANTHER
Tristan Thompson dressed as Marvel’s Black Panther to Khloe Kardashian’s Storm and the couple spent a lot of time locking lips at the party.
IMAN SHUMPERT AS JOKER
Iman Shumbert (above center) both tamed and dyed his hair to tranform himself into Joker from the Batman franchise, while wife Teyana Taylor rocked out as Harley Quinn from DC Comics’ latest hit Suicide Squad.
MIKE DUNLEAVY AS JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
Mike Dunleavy and his lady as Justin and Britney 😂#Cavs pic.twitter.com/5IMwTHjaQW
— Def Pen Hoops (@DefPenHoops) October 31, 2016
Mike Dunleavy delivered with his Justin Timberlake jean-centric getup from the pop singer’s Britney Spears-dating days.
JORDAN MCRAE AS URKEL
Jordan McRae came as Steve Urkel, the geeky character brought to life by Jaleel White on the 90s sitcom Family Matters.
KAY FELDER AS PHARAOH
Kay Felder, mixing historical periods, came as a pharaoh with a ninja on his arm.
CHANNING FRYE AS BLACK GUY
Channing Frye came as “the only black guy” from Sons of Anarchy, the popular (and very white) TV drama about an outlaw motorcycle club in California’s Central Valley.
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