LeBron James is good. Really, really good at basketball.
And given that the Nets had, well, embarrassed LeBron -- the self-proclaimed ‘King of New York’ — earlier in the season when he and the Cavaliers made their first trip to Brooklyn, it was likely we were going to see ‘Revenge LeBron’ on Wednesday night in Cleveland.
You know, the LeBron who can score, say, 18 straight points in the fourth quarter to completely take over a game. Yeah, that LeBron.
The Nets, however, have a savior (of sorts) of their own in Spencer Dinwiddie, who has been the team’s best player since taking over the starting point guard position after D’Angelo Russell went down with a serious injury early last week.