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» Sunday, May 5 2013

 

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» Friday, May 3 2013

Chris Tomasson: Shane Battier believes LeBron could break Kareem's record of 6 MVPs: “If he stays healthy. If he stay’s healthy, this won’t be his last one" Twitter @christomasson

Miami Heat star LeBron James is named Most Valuable Player for the fourth time, league sources confirmed Friday. James has been voted MVP for the second straight season and for the fourth time in the past five years. He'll join Michael Jordan, Bill Russell, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain with at least four MVP awards. ESPN.com

It has taken 10 years but LeBron James has agreed to donate $1 million to renovate the gymnasium at his high school alma mater, Akron's St. Vincent-St. Mary. School president Tom Carone said work is expected to begin soon on the renovation that will include: • Naming the new gymnasium "The LeBron James Arena." • A regulation 94-foot floor. The floor in place is only 84 feet long. • New bleachers that will add an additional 50 seats to the estimated 1,500 currently in place. • Two new scoreboards at each end of the gymnasium. • A new heating and cooling system. • Six new retractable baskets. • New lighting. The Plain Dealer

 

» Thursday, May 2 2013

The antiquated gymnasium at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School has become somewhat of a shrine for LeBron James fans. Four college-bound young men stopped by two summers ago on an out-of-town pilgrimage and others wander in occasionally. But three-time NBA MVP James has decided it is time for athletes at his alma mater to play in a state-of-the-art facility. Miami Heat star James has donated $1 million for renovation of the St. V-M gymnasium. Akron Beacon Journal

 

» Wednesday, May 1 2013

Will LeBron James be the unanimous MVP? Or might there be a Fred Hickman repeat? There never has been a unanimous NBA MVP selection in the 56 years the award has been handed out. The closest anyone has come was when Los Angeles Lakers center Shaquille O’Neal received 120 out of 121 possible first-place votes from a media panel in 2000. The lone dissenter was Hickman, who was then a CNN sports anchor and went with Philadelphia guard Allen Iverson. “It was crazy,’’ Hickman remembers about the fallout. “I got death threats.’’ FOXSports Florida

With the Heat in a holding pattern until the second round, questions about Collins and his first-person story for SI.com dominated the post-practice media availability at AmericanAirlines Arena. Collins, 34, is the first openly gay male athlete in a major American professional sport to reveal his sexuality while still an active player. “I think it’s very noble on his part,” LeBron James said. “I think it’s a strong thing to do, and I think as NBA players, we all offer him our support.” Miami Herald

 

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