Believeland corn mazes celebrate LeBron James, Cavs’ title (photo)

The Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James are being celebrated by Believeland and other corn mazes for the Cavs’ 2016 NBA Championship.

Navigating the season in professional sports leagues can be a puzzling thing for teams, players, coaches and the rest of the staff. The Cleveland Cavaliers were able to solve that puzzle in the best way possible, capturing the 2016 NBA Championship over the Golden State Warriors. It involved coming back from seeming defeat, down 3-1 in the series to win in seven games.

An Ohio farm is now helping to celebrate the championship win. The farm has created  several corn mazes in honor of the team and its biggest star, LeBron James. One maze is shaped like the Larry O’Brien championship trophy. Another maze is fittingly shaped like King James’ head. Two others spell out the words “Homegrown Hero” and “Believeland,” a play on the name of the city where champions reside.

According to Associated Press, the farm is located in Brunswick, a town that is 25 miles from Cleveland. That makes for a convenient trip from the home of the Cavaliers to the mazes themselves. One maze is considered suitable for younger participants and parents while the others are said to be more complex. All mazes open on Sept. 10 as part of the Mapleside’s Fall Festival and Pumpkin Village.

The season is just like a maze, where players and teams need to figure out their opponents each and every night. Cleveland certainly did that in solving Stephen Curry and the former champions. The team not only brought in a major title to Cleveland but they did it in historic fashion as the first team to come back from a 3-1 deficit.

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The mazes are just in time for the scary-fun Halloween season. While the mazes are certainly a nice tribute for the Cavs, one has to wonder how extraterrestrials interpret these from up above?