bluedog
"Leader of Kings"
Not even two months ago, LeBron caused a little hullabaloo when he (clumsily) explained that while Curry deserved the MVP, there's a difference between being MVP and being the best player. I'm guessing this won't be an issue going forward.
That being said, LeBron was already the best player of his generation/best player since Kobe by every objective measure before game 1 tipped off. What this series performance did, and given the stakes and level of competition is likely the greatest finals performance in history, is raised his place in history. He absolutely staked a claim to best small forward/top 5 of all time. Given where his career is likely going to end up in terms of stats, accolades, and championships, GOAT is on the table. He maybe (probably) doesn't get all the way there, but he's put himself in a position to be in the conversation.
Fixed it for ya.