Ok, I get you are a fan of "team ball". It appears this is no correlation that "team ball" wins championships (at least over the past 5 years):
"What about the hypothesis that teams who move the ball better offensively are more likely to reach the finals? It comes from the fact that Golden State and Atlanta are one and two in assist percentage and assist ratio (and two and three assist/turnover ratio), according to NBA.com.
In 2009-10, the Celtics were second in assist percentage, though the Lakers were middle of the pack in the league. The Mavericks led the league in assist percentage in 2010-11, though Miami was almost worst in the statistic.
The 2011-12 finalists finished 25th and 30th, making that season a poor season for ball movement among its finest teams.
The finalists in 2012-13 proved that moving the ball successfully for assisted made field goals was more important, as San Antonio finished third, Miami 13th. Finally, a season ago the champion Spurs finished fifth while Miami came in 13th.
Thus, we can say that a team?s sharing the ball for made field goals is of questionable importance, at least over the span of the last five seasons."
Not sure how this cavs team is not playing team ball. Lebron has to be the most willing passer ever and definitely moves the ball. I just laugh at all the vitriol for Lebron throughout his entire career. He has been under the microscope his entire life and has delivered spectacularly. Doesn't matter what conference he plays in. Just try to be even a bit objective.