James is now 2-4 in the Finals, and many pundits will have something to say about the four-time MVP's "legacy."
James was asked by the Today's Show Matt Lauer on if he has thought about it.
James replied, "No, I really haven’t. I think legacy will speak for itself. Who I am as a man and what I do off the floor defines my legacy more than what I do on the court. That’s just how I’ve always thought about it but I don’t really get caught up into it too much."
I don't think many athletes think nor care about their legacy, but definitely do hear the talk about it.
I personally think James is already one of the top 5 NBA players of all time. He's already basically the greatest small forward ever. I personally have him at second-best all time behind Michael Jordan.
James is only 30 years old, so he has a long way to go before he retires. I'm sure his legacy will be viewed differently once he calls it quits.
By Josh Dhani
