 He's never going to chase down the ghost of MJ, so we're just talking to talk in that regard. Where was his incentive to truly win and win big? Now, I know he's a competitor, so he always wants to win big, but the biggest way to get him invested is feel like this is his ball club. When they hired Darvin Ham instead of Ty Lue for the Lakers job, LeBron was like, all right, it's your coach. You picked him. You make it work. I just play basketball here.