By now, the NBA Finals should consider renaming itself “The LeBron James Show.” Regardless of whether LeBron’s team, be it the Heat or the Cavaliers, win or lose, they’re guaranteed a spot. If the Warriors pull their Finals’ runs off a few more times, they reserve the same right.
What should be going on, for both the East and the West, is that teams should be working overtime to be the absolute best. But, in the meantime, watch the Warriors and Cavaliers to see how it’s done. A lot of emotion is going into this series, making it must-see TV.
LeBron James is going to his seventh straight NBA Finals, where he will face Kevin Durant for the second time. The NBA’s all-time playoff leading scorer recently spoke after practice about the Finals and playing Durant again. He called Durant one of the most dangerous players in the world, evolving from his 2012 Finals run with the Thunder.
