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And while we may have changing names and faces, one name and face in the NBA has been there

for a long, long time, and it's been on top for a long, long time.

There are moments when you just kind of have something hitting in your face.

Maybe you've been taking it for granted too long, but that's how I felt last night with LeBron James and his effort against the Houston Rockets.

And it's not, it wasn't a Herculean effort from LeBron James.

But when you and I were doing the show yesterday, George, we were on during the Bucks

heat game that went to overtime that Milwaukee ended up winning and Yonis and Teddick-Bo had

to leave the game because of his ankle injury and didn't return in the second half and the Bucks found a way to win that game. And we talk about Yannis and we talk about how the Bucks have been able to keep in check. And we look at the Clippers Nugget series and we look at the Clippers games throughout the bubble and we say, man, Paul George is here sometimes that he's not there, then he says he wasn't locked in because of the bubble.

Excuses may be.

The point being this is that LeBron James not only just continues to do it, he does it at the

highest level, and now has done it for what, 17, 18 years in the NBA?

17 seasons.

Yeah, I mean, it mean, it is truly remarkable.

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