Kelly Olynyk put Kevin Love in a standing arm bar and ended his season. Kyrie Irving drove so hard to the right to complete a crossover he fractured his knee cap. As men continue to fall around the Cleveland Cavaliers, they band together in a tighter inner circle.

Standing back to back, David Blatt and Matthew Dellavedova look desperately to the skies. J.R. Smith can no longer hide his fear as his mind goes back to the New York City nightclubs he loved so much. The Cavaliers were #ALLIN but now they are down and out…

But wait! A massive figure fills the sky as the air stirs around the few Cavaliers remaining standing. A wave of hope fills the tired bodies of the Cavs as LeBron James dive-bombs the Golden State Warriors and begins his slow, methodical torching of the Splash Brothers and Co.

Coach Blatt knows the power of LeBron but will he ever be able to fully control him?

The Golden State Warriors have failed to find an answer to LeBron James’ performances in the NBA Finals. LeBron continues to dictate the slow, methodical pace of the games and seemingly wills the Cavaliers to victory when every statistic, fact and shred of reason may state otherwise.

You know nothing, Steph Curry.

Check out the video below to see how LeBron saves the day for the Cavs and torches the Golden State Warriors. 

Hat tip to Grantland for the video. 

https://youtube.com/watch?v=0gpxZSSPvxk

This article appears in Jun 10-16, 2015.

By day, Tyler Singleton studies journalism at Kent State University. By night, he pledges to serve and protect the public as a Geek Squad Agent. Tyler has been “waiting for next year” his entire life and even this love for Cleveland sports led to his name: Tyler as in Ty Detmer, another mediocre Browns quarterback. Tyler’s work has been published by the Kent Stater, Kent State’s newspaper and KSUbuzz.com, Kent State’s arts and entertainment website.