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" FATE MADE ME a Clevelander and a fan, and so it also has been my fate to suffer long and hard. I&amp;#039;ve had a single sip of ultimate triumph in my life--one pro championship--when I was twelve years old. I still have the ticket stub (December 27, 1964: Browns 27, Colts 0). And I have Chief Wahoo, the racist Indians&amp;#039; logo, tattooed on my arm. And I have a heart bitter with crushed hope. Now, however, I also have LeBron. King James--hero and homeboy, man-child and Moses. I began watching the Cavaliers when the Cavaliers began--in 1970, when student tickets cost a buck--and I have seen all the old gods romp, dating back to Wilt, Russell, Cousy, and the Big O. This much I know: What they were--what Michael was, and Magic, and Bird--LeBron will be.  Mere talent&amp;#039;s not enough; James burns with brilliant fury. It was good to see him beat the Wizards and Gilbert Arenas with murder in his eye--and even better to see how he lost to the Pistons. No handshakes: Angry and ashamed, he left the court. And after, when someone asked if, as his own coach said, he had been worn out by playing nearly every minute of nearly a hundred games, he snapped off just one word--no--glaring in rage. Once upon a time, I had Jim Brown. And now, LeBron.  The Unstoppable 3-on-3 PlayNew Jersey Nets coach Lawrence Frank is one of the game&amp;#039;s great young tacticians. So in the interest of overkill, we asked him to devise a play guaranteed to have us dominating our local playground. He calls it Bang. A 1 passes to 2. 1 screens away for 3. &amp;quot;The terminology is &amp;#039;headhunt screen,&amp;#039; &amp;quot; says Frank. &amp;quot;Go chest to shoulder.&amp;quot; B 2 passes to 3. C As 3 passes to 1, 2 sets a blind back pick for 3. &amp;quot;When 3 passes, he has to act like the play is over. It&amp;#039;s an acting job.&amp;quot; D 1 passes to 3 for a lob dunk. &amp;quot;I will make allowances for readers who can&amp;#039;t complete this in Vince Carter--like fashion.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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