LeBron James thrived in his four seasons with the Miami Heat, winning two championships and helping the team reach the NBA Finals every year. By all accounts, the Big Three era—as short as it may have been—was an unquestioned success.

All things considered, LeBron James’ four-season stint with the Miami Heat was a rousing success. But there is a sense that James did not achieve as much with the Heat as he could have, although that may have something to do with the lofty expectations that he set for the team.

In a recent appearance on 'The OGs' show, Heat President Pat Riley raised some eyebrows when he spoke on LeBron's tenure with the franchise. According to Riley, LeBron left championships on the table when he left the Heat in 2014,