Can we just end the conversation about LeDouche now?

Seriously. Can we just all stop now? If you weren't already convinced that LeBron James is definitely not the greatest basketball player ever, then watch this video.

Are we done now?

Is that really how the best player in the history of the game comports himself? Not only did he pass up the final shot (again) after his far less talented teammates screwed up, he acted like a petulant child. That is not how the greatest player in the history of the game would handle that situation.

Do you know what the G.O.A.T. would have done?

Michael Jordan would have told his team, "Get on my back. I'm going to win this."

Then do you know what he would have done?

He would have scored a dozen points in overtime, block a few shots and get a couple of steals. He would have willed his team to overcome that mistake. And he would have won.

But not LeDouche. He actually made it worse by pouting like a little freaking baby. They were defeated before the overtime even started.

Kyle freaking Korver had to be the one clapping and reminding his team that there were still 5 minutes left to play.

Even old man Calderon tried to raise his teammates spirits. But LeDouche wasn't having any of it. He hates this box of toys he chose to play with and he wants everyone to know it.

He chose the coach. He chose these players. He chased Irving out of town.

He made this mess but he still wants to blame everyone else.

Then in game three when the whole season was on the line and Kevin Durant was torching his team for 43 points, instead of stepping up to the challenge and telling his team, "I will shut him down." He repeatedly handed off Durant to smaller and lesser defenders even on weak screens.

LeBron is the most physically gifted athlete I have ever seen. He works incredibly hard on his game. He does a ton of great work for the community. And he is a mentally soft Goldilocks who needs things "just right" so that he has someone else to defer to in the game's biggest moments. Oh and he cheats every chance he gets (flopping = cheating).

LeBron James is spectacular. His pass off the backboard during an NBA finals game will be one of the most memorable moments in the history of the game.

Hopefully that is enough, because he is not even in the same conversation when it comes to the greatest players in the history of the NBA.

Great players will their team to victory.

Babies pout.