NBA FINALS: To Be Or Not Be... MVP!

Johnny Sunchips

I truly admit that I have never been a fan of one Lebron James. Mostly because of how he carries himself off the hardwood. Seemingly, all pre and post game comments start and end with the word "me." 

He can think those thought's all he wants, we just do not need to hear them. As for his game, one just has to sit back and enjoy what he does for the sport. He a flat out baller. And what he's doing in this years NBA finals is simply spectacular.

He is averaging almost a triple double (36.6 ppg, 12.4 rpg, 8.8 apg) on a Cleveland team that is two wins away from a championship. Most title driven teams have at least two, maybe even three superstars. Michael Jordan had Scottie Pippen in Chicago. Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, and Ray Allen won for the Celtics. King James himself needed Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade to win in Miami.

What he is doing this series without Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving, while averaging a whopping 45 minutes per game, is remarkable. 

Win or lose, his consistency throughout this series has deemed him worthy of the MVP award. The stage is set for the games greatest player. With Game 6 tonight in the city he spurned  5 years ago, the curtain could be drawn on a production for the ages.

If you are a fan of Golden State, you want to end it tonight on the road, and not give the "King" the final act on the road.