CLEVELAND, Ohio - LeBron James was the greatest prodigy in sports here since the late Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians.
James is in his prime at 32, although his newly nearly shaved head gives him the appearance of even greater experience from which to draw. At his best, he is as overwhelming as was running back Jim Brown, 81, for the Cleveland Browns.
Those are the only players to whom James compares in Cleveland sports. Each won only one championship ring in Cleveland (so far, in James' case).
James has won three overall, however.
The best player on the floor Silly people, failing to account for the vast difference in supporting casts, made Andre Iguodala, who guarded James well and sank open shots, the Most Valuable Player of the 2015 Finals and Kevin Durant, who made open-floor dunks and one-on-one jump shots this year's MVP.