1. LeBron James had a once-in-a lifetime Finals game, literally. James with at least 41 points, (at least) 16 rebounds, and (and least) 7 assists is a first in NBA Finals history, per Basketball Reference. Magic in 1980 had 42, 15, and 7. 2. Kyrie Irving found himself some pretty good company. Kyrie Irving joined Wilt Chamberlain in the history books tonight. pic.twitter.com/bNkpzZPOPX — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) June 14, 2016 3. This is probably why LeBron wanted to get rid of Read More