Now more than ever, it's good to be King James. With the 2014 NBA Finals tipping off two days from now in South Beach, LeBron and his Heat are four wins away from a three-peat. But even before they tip things off on Thursday, Miami has already made NBA history. When James and the Heat finally put Indiana out of their misery on Friday, Miami became the first team since Larry Bird and the 1985-88 Boston Celtics to make it to four straight NBA Finals.
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With this new sentence added to LeBron’s Hall of Fame resume, he may be running out of room. At only 29, LeBron is a two-time NBA champ, a four-time MVP, 10-time All-Star, a five-time All-Defense selection, and a nine-time All-NBA selection. Though he doesn’t turn 30 until December, can we call LeBron the best small forward of all time? We give 5 Reasons Why LeBron Is (And Is Not) Already the Best Small Forward of All Time.