Chester-based Power Home Remodeling has bought three billboards in Cleveland in an attempt to lure LeBron James, who will be a free agent this offseason, to the Philadelphia 76ers, writes Darren Rovell for ESPN.com.

The billboards are spaced a few hundred feet apart along I-480 in Cleveland, just miles from Quicken Loans Arena, where the Cavaliers play their home games.

The first billboard features a basketball court with “#23″ in maroon with a crown on it, alongside four blue numbers, which represent the jersey numbers of 76ers starters Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid, Dario Saric, and Robert Covington.

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The second billboard says “Complete The Process” while the third says “#PhillyWantsLeBron.”

“We’re passionate about Philadelphia,” said Asher Raphael, Power Home Remodeling’s co-CEO. “We have an amazing city. It’s the best sports town, and it’s an awesome place to live. We think the best athletes should want to play here.

“LeBron is in the conversation of being the best player of all time,” Raphael said. “We think if he comes to Philly, he gets a couple more championships.”

Click here to read more about Power Home Remodeling’s attempt to lure LeBron James to Philadelphia at ESPN.com.

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