The article talked about how most teams won Championships with at least a big three. It points out the few exceptions of winning with a big two. And it talked about how it is possible but very rare to win a championship with just one star and a bunch of solid role players.

Overall though, the writer likes the chances of the Cavs winning it all as long as they continue to share the ball on the offensive end.

"Provided the Cavaliers do not revert to complete and total dependence on James, forgoing all the progress they have made in attack style and strategy, and assuming no injuries, the Cavaliers have every opportunity to win a championship this year. This is the first time in recent memory that a team has a better than mediocre chance at winning it all with only one superstar--and that says a lot about LeBron James."

This is a great post from the painted area breaking down the X's and O's of how the Cavs are using LeBron offensively.

It focuses on using LeBron at the 4 in a UCLA double high post set and comparing his role there to Karl Malone and Chris Webber/Vlade Divacs.

It's extremely educational. Make sure to follow his links too, they'll lead you to even more insight on the breakdowns of the UCLA offense and LeBron's effectiveness from different sets.