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I'm the host of this series, Andrew Schlect.

It isn't easy being LeBron James coach.

I did not want to say anything to him.

I didn't want to think I was, I didn't want anybody, I didn't want to show anybody that I was

coaching by trying to draw some shit up that wasn't going to work.

I swear, whatever you do all LeBron, you can do it.

Okay, as Mike Brown details there, I guess the actual basketball part may be easy.

The hard part is dealing with all the attention, the scrutiny, the pressure.

All of a sudden we get thrown in it and then all the spotlight, everything, the context, the pressure.

Yeah, we struggled.

For an introvert, Eric Spolstra has made a habit of dealing

with the pressure of working with legends. In 2008, at just 37 years old, Spow took over for Pat Riley

as the Heat's head coach. Two years later, Spow found himself at the center of an unprecedented media frenzy.

At the start of that first year, you know, we had five times the amount of media attention

than my first two years as a head coach.

Spow joined David Aldridge for a one-on-one conversation about what it was like

coaching LeBron and the unmatched experience of the

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