If you are still on an NFL hangover, you may have missed the fact that the Cleveland Cavaliers have completely taken over the NBA.  And no one is more responsible than King James himself. Please check the highlights below (as incomplete as they are).

Skip to the 1:05 mark of the video to see the start of the finishing run with a Lebron fadeaway jumper, the 1:13 mark of the video for a ridiculous catch and pass Alley-Oop to Shaq, and the 1:24 mark of the video for a purely stupid/unfair spinning, fadeaway dagger as the crowd chants MVP.  Take the Jalen Rose analysis as you will (I love his enthusiasm, but I’m not completely sold on his game analysis yet).

By the way, this highlight package failed to show a Lebron driving layup (with 4:04 to go), a completely unguardable, step-back, foot-on-the-3-point-line-jumper (with 2:56 to go), an assist to Shaq (with 2:16 to go), and an outrageous step-back 3 from the wing (with 1:43 to go).

For now, check the link - HIGHLIGHTS (I will embed the video when I find a complete highlight package).

All said, the last 6:19 of the game, which the Cavs entered trailing 97-94, featured 11 points, 3 assists and 2 rebounds from the King as the Cavs outscored the Magic 21-10 (and the Magic scored the last 5 points).

Do yourself a favor and look for the full highlights on SportsCenter, ESPNews, etc.  And for those counting at home, that’s 13 straight wins for the Cavs.

Sorry Kobe, you may be a better shooter/clutch scorer, but I’m with LB23.  The Lakers keep rolling without Kobe.  The Cavs roster is mediocre, but the King makes everyone look like All-Stars.  M-V-P….M-V-P….M-V-P.

The new video for Drake’s “Forever”, featuring Kanye, Lil Wayne, and Eminem, is one of the best videos I’ve seen in a while for the sole purpose that it consists of numerous Lebron James highlights from when he was a kid through high school and into the NBA. Haven’t gotten hyped like this from a video in a long time.

The song is also featured on Eminem’s, Relapse: Refill, album.

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Said the Orlando Magic.

Nice little video poking fun at NBA commish (and puppet master) David Stern and the undoubted misery he is experiencing now that the Magic (not Lebron) crashed the party and foiled his premature Kobe/Lebron pre-NBA Finals marketing campaign.

King James is obviously the man, for some reason it took 60 Minutes 5 years to figure that out.  Steven Croft interviews the King and covers a wide assortment of James’ life.  From his tough upbringing to his rise to NBA stardom, LeBron tells all.  Inside the interview LBJ states his dream to become the first billion-dollar athlete and what sets him apart in the NBA, besides the physical body he possess.  To top of the interview, LeBron makes a ridiculous 3/4 court shot, underhanded………All Hail The KING.

DC BYRDGANG………Where Champions Are Made….