Someone tell me how LeBron James is NOT the MVP of the NBA.  Go
ahead.  Give it a shot.  Yes, I'm sure the prevailing argument
will be that he's not a "clutch" player or a "closer."  Did you
happen to watch Miami's win over the Nets on Monday?  All James
did was score his team's final 17 points in a wild stretch of
just over five minutes to close out the victory.  I know what
you're thinking.  Oh, it was a meaningless game against a bad
team.  Please.  None of that matters.   Critics of LeBron will
always find something to complain about, but you can't argue
that he hasn't had the best season in the NBA.  James is
averaging 27 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists per game.  He has
been collecting conference player of the week and month awards
like it's candy.  Simply put, James has been the MVP of the
league.  He cemented that on Monday.  In the end, all that
really matters to James is whether he'll be able to win his
first NBA title.  We'll find out soon enough, but for now, he
better move over his other MVP tro