KSB has been found and I am not shy in telling everyone his real name

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http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/23627904/lebron-james-eighth-straight-nba-finals-berth-deserves-appreciated

 

 

 

Brian Windhorst

ESPN Senior Writer

 

 

 

There are those who place legacy in columns, draw the bottom-line report in simple accounting fashion.

And there are those who are willing to work in areas of gray, in terms of nuance and circumstance.

Some will say that Michael Jordan won six titles and Kobe Bryant won five (Bill Russell won 11 but is somehow usually not included in the counting discussion), and LeBron James has three, and that's that.

Perhaps so, in the column, that is that.

But for those who entertain perspective, James did something in this postseason that deserves to be recognized and revered. The Cleveland Cavaliers' 87-79 Game 7 victory in Boston on Sunday night earned James a silver trophy and not a gold one. It doesn't feel right to put this accomplishment next to the titles.

Yet it doesn't seem fair to slide it in the list of Eastern Conference titles and move on. It's the responsibility of basketball fans who are willing to explain to those who don't know or aren't born yet or maybe aren't aware what James has done this season.

It will be easy to minimize this once the moment passes, to write it off as the Cavs getting fortunate that Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward were hurt, that the Boston Celtics were too young, that the Indiana Pacers and Toronto Raptors weren't worthy opponents. To wave it away with an entire generation of other Eastern Conference contenders that have become faceless to a certain extent in James' wake.

That would be a disservice to James and a disservice to the history of the game. Love James or hate James, his performance has earned the respect to understand and hold true the authenticity of the achievement.

For example, James had 35 points, 15 rebounds, 9 assists and 8 turnovers in Game 7. That's an excellent game. It's not an all-time James game -- it's frankly a borderline top-10 performance just in this postseason. Reviewing just the columns, it'd be easy to let it fade into the crowd of James' immense playoff résumé.

What must be understood is it came when James was playing in his 100th consecutive game of the season. That he played his third game in five days. That he got round-the-clock treatment on his right leg after playing 46 minutes to stave off elimination 48 hours earlier. That he played all 48 minutes in a playoff game for the first time since 2006, when he was 21 years old. That in the fourth quarter he made 4 of 6 shots, had three rebounds and four assists after he'd played 3,757 minutes this season, more than anyone else in the entire association.

For those who were around James, those who see him in the hours after a game or before he gets on the massage table or after he gets off the plane in the middle of the night, they can't believe he rises to the occasion again and again.

"I mean, the bigger the stage, the bigger the player, and he's been doing it for us since we've been here," said Cavs coach Ty Lue. "The great quote from the great Doc Rivers is, 'You always want to go into the Game 7 with the best player,' and we have the best player on our team going into a Game 7. I like our chances. And he delivered again."

 

 

What a focking puff piece. This guy, er KSB should be embarrassed to call himself a journalist.

 

When did this happen? When did writers become lapdogs?

 

Sad

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I don't even like BB.hsving said that?

 

 

F*ck You.

 

 

 

That's exactly what sports writers should do. Just BC you don't like the subject doesn't mean diddly diick.

 

 

And, this is a guy who lost Mr at The Decision.

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I have zero doubt Windhorst would suck LeBron's cack.

 

He fockin held back tears when they won game 7 the other day.

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I don't even like BB.hsving said that?

 

 

F*ck You.

 

 

 

That's exactly what sports writers should do. Just BC you don't like the subject doesn't mean diddly diick.

 

 

And, this is a guy who lost Mr at The Decision.

 

Da fuq?

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Extremely eloquent piece. That guy deserves a Pulitzer.

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I thought KSB might be Notah Begay

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I thought KSB might be Notah Begay

 

The 3rd

 

and

 

 

How big of a hissy fit would Notah throw, if golf channel said they were sending out someone else to follow Tiger's group

 

Notah, you should follow the Euro group, let Bones take the Tiger group today

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The 3rd

 

and

 

 

How big of a hissy fit would Notah throw, if golf channel said they were sending out someone else to follow Tiger's group

 

Notah, you should follow the Euro group, let Bones take the Tiger group today

 

i've never seen so much Tiger cack in one mouth as I did while watching Notah on golf chan "live from the players"

 

 

its well documented that Tiger wasn't so great with the ladies when he was younger, despite being Tiger Woods. How many times do you think he and Notah dropped the soap at Stanford?

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i've never seen so much Tiger cack in one mouth as I did while watching Notah on golf chan "live from the players"

 

 

its well documented that Tiger wasn't so great with the ladies when he was younger, despite being Tiger Woods. How many times do you think he and Notah dropped the soap at Stanford?

 

Tiger wasn't really Full Tiger at Stanford. He hadn't discovered steroids yet, was just a little puny stick figure.

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Tiger wasn't really Full Tiger at Stanford. He hadn't discovered steroids yet, was just a little puny stick figure.

 

my question still remains

 

 

but no its documented that he used to ask guys like Michael Jordan how to get women and they would tell him "you're Tiger focking Woods"