Kingdom Business? Not Yet!

LeBron still can't get over the hump!

LeBron James and the Miami Heat couldn't win in Boston in the regular season. And now they might have to do it in the playoffs. Rajon Rondo had a triple-double, and James missed a crucial free throw with 12.5 seconds left in the Celtics' 85-82 victory over Miami on Sunday. With less than 6 seconds left he decided not to take the last shot. Therefore,  Boston improved to 3-0 against the Heat this season, taking back the top spot in the East and clinching the potential tiebreaker for home-court advantage in the playoffs. They will play again in Miami on April 10.

If LeBron wants to be considered one of the best players in the game. He's got to be willing to take the last shot in clutch situations and be able to drain them too. You can't be called the "King" if you're giving the ball up to Mike Miller with under ten seconds left. There's no way Kobe or Jordan wouldn't have taken that shot. This is where legends are born!

 Hey LJ, I've had your back through all of the "hateration" that's come your way since "The Decision". I was down with you because I thought that you had every right to leave Cleveland. You didn't owe them any explanation etc. However, if I'm going to ride with you bruh, you've got to step your game up when the game is on the line. The great players thirst for opportunities like beating Boston on the road at the buzzer. Jordan lived for those situations.We can't even count how many times he won ball games at the buzzer.



Kobe dunking on Dwight Howard!

 Kobe is the same way. He'll beat you 9 out of 10 times if he gets the shot off. He's the best player on the planet right now because he has that killer instinct. No doubt about it. Until "King James" starts to win big games at the buzzer and destroying good teams and not just the mediocre ones, he won't be able to live in the Kobe/Jordan stratosphere.

LeBron has got to start handling some "Kingdom Business" if he's going to wear the the tag "King".  Until then Kobe is the "King" because he wants the ball and he'll win the big games. He's also got four rings to flash if you've ever doubted who he was. What's your opinion?




Jay Graves
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Information from the Associated Press was used in this article.