Lebron Keeps On

Lebron continues to shoulder the load in Cleveland. In fact last night, it wasn't even on his shoulder, but on his ankle and pinky, both of which he hurt in the Trailblazers game. Lebron managed to get the winning layup too, with under 5 seconds to go. He magically glided through the lane and scooped the ball up and against the backboard. The Cavs edged out the hot Blazers by just a point.

No team has been hotter than the Cavs since Christmas. And it easily is a result of them having Lebron's services available. Now Lebron has openly said he wants his team to do what it takes to acquire Jason Kidd. Lebron-Kidd, how sick is that? Just imagine the fast break opportunities they would present. Both guys have been triple double stat types, so that would only make the Cavs that much better and tougher in an East which has the Pistons, Magic and Celtics full of stars.

But the problem is that Cleveland is not the frontrunner in the Kidd sweepstakes. Reports have Dallas as the top contender to get Kidd in a possible 3 way trade with the Nets and Blazers.

Either way, the debate will probably continue until the end of this season. Who's the MVP, Lebron or Kobe?

Lebron and his Cavs will take on Seattle and its bright superstar, Kevin Durant in their next game. Read more about Lebron at Seattle times.