Finally, Cavaliers got off from this season's playoff. James, the MVP, failed not by his antagonist, but by his team. "We can't put it all on him," Cavs forward Joe Smith said, "He needs some help."

Every year, he used all of his energy to play in the team, but the team always cannot give him the result. James averaged more than 38 points, eight rebounds and eight assists for the series, performances that are almost unmatched in league history. But he is starving for a wingman. "You need a total team effort to win," Magic forward Rashard Lewis said. "LeBron's a great player, but at the same time, you need more than one guy. You need five guys. You need guys coming off the bench."

For Cleveland, a city desperate for a championship after a 45-year drought, it's the same old story -- wait until next year. Even King James needs help in his court.

But no matter what's the result the team had, I support the real MVP, the most valueable player, LeBron James forever, because, he is the not only the player, he is also the awersome in the times.

LeBron, I love You

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