Cleveland celebrates the Cavaliers’ championship in style with a big parade

After 52 years, Cleveland has a championship again, thanks to a spectacular Game 7 win by the Cavaliers on Sunday. On Wednesday, the city’s holding a parade for the team, and hours before it even starts, it’s already full of excitement. Fans have already hung up a huge shirt for J.R. Smith, who famously spent several hours shirtless between a celebratory trip to Vegas and the flight back to Cleveland.

There’s a sculpture of LeBron James made out of dryer lint, which is ripe for any future selfies:

The official celebration will take place Wednesday in downtown Cleveland at 11 a.m. ET with a parade and rally. The parade will start near Quicken Loans Arena and travel through downtown Cleveland before finishing up with a rally at Mall B.

The city of Cleveland has been waiting a long time for this. Before James led the Cavaliers back from a 3-1 series deficit to shock the 73-win Warriors, no major sports team in Cleveland had won a championship since the Browns won the NFL Championship in 1964.