there is this nagging feeling to gloat over the
Orlando Magic's victory against the heavily-favored, media-hyped, and overpraised greatness of LeBron James (well, he is that
great, and yeah, sometimes it becomes increasingly unnerving to hear the incessant remarks at ESPN saying we all are witnesses---heck, we know and it doesn't help a bit if it is kept on shoving up our frenzied heads) and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
for one thing, because, it meant that the underdog Magic will advance to the NBA Finals against the heavily-favored, media-hyped and overpraised greatness of Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers.
and it sent the other half of that constantly-running-that-it-became-constantly-annoying Nike TV Ad for a long and uncertain summer. LeBron might be packing his bags and head off to New York for greener pasteurs and, ultimately, to the highly-coveted NBA championship that slipped off his hands for the third consecutive time.