Exquisite Courts

So it’s official, even if most of us knew it was inevetible.  Lebron James was the most valuable player in the NBA for the 2008-2009 season.  No arguments here, the guy took his immense talent, popularity, and leadership and blew all three up to the next level.  That much is undeniable for anyone.  Regardless of a person’s definition of “MVP” (wheather that be best-player-on-the-best-team, player-that-carried-a-good-team, or best player in the league), you’d be hardpressed not to give the Most Valuable Player award to LBJ.  He was by far the best player and leader on the best team in the NBA this season.  He was the best player in the entire league this season.  Say what you want about Chris Paul’s inhuman stat lines, the rebirth of Wade or Kobe’s general inhumanness, but Lebron deserves this award more than any other.

Sorry that the post was a bit rant-ish and thrown together, but I’m in a rush this afternoon.

And in other news,  this place has been DEAD.  Absolutely croaked.  So I’m bringing it back.  Hopefully it won’t just turn into a Thelonious Dunk ranting board, but hey, there’s nothign wrong with that if it does.

So i’ll keep things flowing ’round here, long as you keep stopping by.

-TD