Lebron Lifts Cavs; MVP in Sight

By Heath Bloxton
The Cleveland Cavaliers have already locked up a spot in the 2006 NBA playoffs. The Cavaliers incredible season would not have been made possible without their star youngster, Lebron James.

Lebron James is currently playing in his third year as an NBA player. The 21-year-old superstar is averaging around 32 points per game on a team that was not supposed to be that great. James is not only being recognized for his team’s success; James has vaulted himself into the chase for the NBA’s MVP award.

James has also shown his durability this season by leading the NBA in most games played and is second in minutes played per game. Lebron has also stepped up for the Cavaliers when they needed it most. He has hit several game-winning jumpers that led to the team being very confident in giving him the ball.

Despite his individual success, James has clearly stated that, until his team has won an NBA championship, his personal success does not mean anything. James is a very classy player who plays in a league that lacks that particular quality.