LeBron James went back to Cleveland Tuesday night so his Miami Heat could face off against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Not only did the Heat end up on the losing end, but James was initially turned away at the Cavs' parking garage by security as well.
The New York Daily News reports that the same thing happened to Amar'e Stoudemire when he traveled in January with the New York Knicks to play his former team, the Phoenix Suns.
"They wouldn't let me in," Stoudemire told the Daily News. "It's not like I left on bad terms." He drove himself to the game from the house he still has in Scottsdale.
Teams might want to avoid parking refusal to former stars: Stoudemire ended up with 23 points and 9 rebounds in the rout of the Suns in the game he was refused parking while James recorded his third triple-double of the season in the game against the Cavs.
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