LeBron James would never make it in the National Hockey League. Players in the NHL line up for a ceremonial handshake at the end of a playoff series in what is among the greatest traditions in all of professional sports. Men that knocked each other into the boards and crossed checked when no one was watching being able to show respect for each other is sportsmanship at its best. James’ idea of showing respect for the Orlando Magic after their 4-2 series win over the Cavaliers was to rush to the locker room, turning his broad shoulders coldly to the team that had just jump-started his summer vacation. Figuratively he did his extend a hand, but there was a certain finger that was pointed upward. James addressed his post-game actions a day later, all but admitting that he doesn’t handle losing well. He wanted no part of congratulating players on a team that had just ended a Cavs’ season that seemingly had NBA championship written all over it.