We're gonna pick up the action in the second quarter because LeBron is throwing just dimes.

Maybe he Sean Farnham, should be the quarterback for the Chargers here.

Is he available via free agency for the NFL?

If he is, I would sign him because he has been delivering on spot on target on time all season long, six assists in the first half and then throwing nice passes any green.

Any defense by the Sun's defense.

Optional.

Evidently, Lakers had a nine point halftime lead.

We go to the third quarter, and here's more LeBron Flick pass.

It's just it's really getting to a point where it's just kind of silly getting amazement with his ability to pass, not just his ability to school a bad moment here.

I pay no attention to where the basketball goes.

Just watch LeBron on this plate here as you see the elbow.

That sort of awkward hits there.

He's holding it.

He's hurt.

He's sort of shaking it out.

Here's the good news.

He stayed in the game.

Obviously, it wasn't that bad, and clearly it didn't interfere with his touch because very immediately afterwards, he throws that.

That's a touch pass and just the Lakers success.

This season has been largely predicated upon LeBron James, his ability to facilitate his offense and make those around and knocked down threes when they need him to.

He puts that one in there something.

He had 17 points, nine assists, eight rebounds on the night, Lakers pulling away easily.

And then it was the night that we belonged to a fella by the name of one John Rhonda.

Who?

Rondo.

What say you?

I say He had 23 points a season high for him, and it was the Lakers and Easy win 1 25 100 LeBron in.

The Lakers, the top seed in the West right now second best record in the sport, have been playing in the shadow of the honest to some degree all year.

The two of both accounted for over 20% of their team's total point to this year.

Most agree that you are the leading candidates for the M V P Award.

I don't know that LeBron ever plays in anybody shadow, but Johannes obviously has been spectacular.

If you had a vote for M V P right now, would you give it to its LeBron James on?

And I tell you there's There's multiple reasons why it stands out to me that LeBron is overly honest and I get the fact that the Bucks are having this great season and Yonas has been so strong.

But some of this has to do with reinventing yourself and understanding how you can control the game.

He's always been an elite level pastor, but let's put this into some context.

He's 35 years of age.

He's never let the MBA and assist the last time a 35 year old led the league in assist.

You want to know the name Steve Nash.

Slightly different physical stature between the two has done a tremendous job, really, or constrain his offense, getting everybody involved.

The competition strength also has to be pointed out.

The Western Conference is superior to the Eastern Conference.

In fact, you look at the head to head matchups.

The Western Conference is plus 28 games over the East, so you honestly putting up a lot of big numbers, but he's putting it up against inferior competition.

Compared with speaking to that in which LeBron James is having a go against a night in night out basis, who's he be in, guarded by guys like Coli Leonard on a consistent basis?

I think you've got to put some value in stock in that and then greatest value.

Overall, the real plus minus is the best way to value your impact to the team's success.

LeBron James is number one in the MBA and is 35% better, 35% better in that analytical stat over Johannes, who is number two in the MBA.

So when you look at the overall value of what you mean to your team, what you mean to your organization, That's why you put the onus on LeBron James.

That's what he's my MVP.

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