LeBron James has been pathetic in the fourth quarter of the NBA Finals. Rumors have recently emerged that Washington Wizards star Rashard Lewis recently slept with James’ girlfriend Savannah Brinson
Of course, the series is not over. The Heat head back to Miami down 3-2, but still have an opportunity to win a ring.
With Dwyane Wade’s hip a cause for concern, James needs to prove to the world he is mentally tough enough to put the team on his shoulders with the game on the line. He did it against Boston and Chicago, and I have a hard time believing the lights are too bright for the King.
James, my favorite and most talented player in the NBA, has never been one to deny drama. Despite the rumors, Dirk Nowitzki mockery and late-game disappearing acts, James has everybody right where he wants them.
He is ready to take flight and take his Championship ring.
LeBron knows his time is now and although the ring has eluded him thus far, he still has a great chance to take what is rightfully his. The two-time MVP needs the Championship this season to solidify his greatness—and he will erupt in Game 6 back at home with his fans on his side.
The crowd will be electric, just how the King likes it. He will play up to his animalistic side to please the fans as he bull rushes his way to the hoop. Not a single man on the Mavericks can truly guard the King. He is a force of destruction on both sides of the court. He seemed to forget that in Dallas—but heading back home, the storybook ending will be written by the King.
Forget the princess, the true love of his life is basketball and he’s going to show everyone why he reigns supreme in his court.
The man we saw in the Chicago and Boston series is ready to re-emerge following his triple-double. Checkmate by Dallas? I don't think so. This is far from over, the King will not go down easily.
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Of course, the series is not over. The Heat head back to Miami down 3-2, but still have an opportunity to win a ring.
With Dwyane Wade’s hip a cause for concern, James needs to prove to the world he is mentally tough enough to put the team on his shoulders with the game on the line. He did it against Boston and Chicago, and I have a hard time believing the lights are too bright for the King.
James, my favorite and most talented player in the NBA, has never been one to deny drama. Despite the rumors, Dirk Nowitzki mockery and late-game disappearing acts, James has everybody right where he wants them.
He is ready to take flight and take his Championship ring.
LeBron knows his time is now and although the ring has eluded him thus far, he still has a great chance to take what is rightfully his. The two-time MVP needs the Championship this season to solidify his greatness—and he will erupt in Game 6 back at home with his fans on his side.
The crowd will be electric, just how the King likes it. He will play up to his animalistic side to please the fans as he bull rushes his way to the hoop. Not a single man on the Mavericks can truly guard the King. He is a force of destruction on both sides of the court. He seemed to forget that in Dallas—but heading back home, the storybook ending will be written by the King.
Forget the princess, the true love of his life is basketball and he’s going to show everyone why he reigns supreme in his court.
The man we saw in the Chicago and Boston series is ready to re-emerge following his triple-double. Checkmate by Dallas? I don't think so. This is far from over, the King will not go down easily.
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