James takes his Lakers side to the Quicken Loans Arena tonight, as he looks to improve on the 51 points he scored against former side Miami Heat on Sunday night.
The superstar has explained that he hopes the fans do not treat him the same way as they did in 2010, when he first returned.
The Cavaliers are expected to honour James with a video tribute early in the game, as well as a standing ovation when his name is announced.
In 2010, however, fans booed him throughout the game as he returned with the Heat.
But Broussard stated that Cleveland fans will treat him differently tonight.
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“I think he’ll get love from the fans,” Broussard said.
“This will be nothing like his first trip back to Cleveland with Miami.
“He gave them the championship.
“He chose Cleveland again in 2014, delivered a championship in historic fashion.
“It will be all love, and it should be all love. There shouldn’t be an iota of booing tonight, it should be all love.”
Broussard also explained that because the Cavaliers are so bad this year, it will be the last time James plays against the side with any meaningful backstory to the game.
The Cavs are 2-13 from the first 15 games of the season, and parted ways with JR Smith yesterday after he accused the team of ‘tanking’ for draft picks.
“This could be LeBron’s last significant game in Cleveland,” he added.
“Unless they get Zion Williamson in the draft, they need to get a guy that can make a difference in the draft.
“Unless they get a guy like that, they’re going to be terrible for the rest of LeBron’s career.
“Being nice to the fans would be dropping 60, putting on a historic performance.
“It will be their last significant night of NBA basketball for the rest of the season, because they’re terrible.
“LeBron’s got family and friends who won’t see him play again this season, he’ll probably have students from the I Promise school coming.”