Welcome to a preview edition of Fearless with Jason Whitlock.

We want to talk about last night's NBA finals, the Milwaukee Bucks, Janus Anticupo won

his first championship, the Bucks won their first championship in more than 50 years.

Fearless contributor, Greg Couch, wrote a column today this morning on blaze.com about how

Janus' championship actually diminishes LeBron James.

We want to go out to Chicago and talk with Greg Couch and get his take.

Greg, explain your take on how this championship diminishes LeBron James.

Well I think Janus just proved that you can do it sort of the old fashioned way, which

is to get drafted and work your way up and improve yourself and get better and better

while the team, they fit the pieces around you and build a team around someone, whereas

LeBron could never do that.

What he had to do was gather his superstar friends together and get around the salary

cap restrictions and start a whole team for himself that would just buy his way into

a championship.

So if Janus can do it and LeBron can't do it, I just think that sort of reduces LeBron

in a way that all the argument always about it.

Because LeBron is good as Michael Jordan, is he not as good?

I mean, he's not.

I mean, this is another thing that just sort of proved it.

You're from Chicago, you're a Chicago sports fan.

Is any of that opinion based on the fact that you have an affinity for the bulls and

Michael Jordan and a fondness of those memories of Michael Jordan or are you just sticking

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