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LeBron James is known for trolling his opposition, NBA 2K MT whether he likes to admit it or not. The latest example ame Tuesday afternoon when James addressed the media while wearing a Fighting Irish logo on his shirt.

Yes, that is the logo of his high school, but there's too much of a connection for it to be a simple coincidence. It's also worth pointing out that the leprechaun on the shirt is wearing a halo over its head. Message? Rest In Peace Celtics.Also, this isn't the first time one of James' shirts caught the attention of fans. After storming back from being down 3-1 to the Warriors in the Finals last year, James wore an "Ultimate Warrior" shirt immediately after.

Of course James denied the shirt being a Warriors diss. Instead, he said the shirt was packed in his bag and after his teammates trashed his original shirt with champagne, he wore the Ultimate Warrior tee. The excuse may have fooled some, but this is a person who had people walk over a Stephen Curry dummy at his Halloween party.James is a calcuated person, and this shirt is just another example of how he enjoys playing with his enemies.

After Game 1 of Warriors vs. Spurs, the talk was all about Zaza Pachulia's closeout on Kawhi Leonard. The Golden State big man took an extra step and Leonard came down on his foot injuring an already sore ankle. The play forced Leonard out of the game, and then out of Game 2.A similar play happened in the second game, when LaMarcus Aldridge made a similar move on Kevin Durant. As Durant shot a 3-pointer, Aldridge was outside of his comfort zone on the perimeter and went to close out, but took an extra step that could have been dangerous. Was it a possible retribution move for what the Warriors did to Leonard? Durant doesn't think so, as he downplayed the incident after the game.

"Bigs are not used to being out on the perimeter and guarding guys on the perimeter. Their whole thing is giving you space so when you pull up they just contest. It's just part of the game. Been happening forever since I've been in the league. I think bigs just try to contest shots and sometimes that stuff may happen but it's not on purpose at all. You know LaMarcus he's a stand up guy. He just plays the game the right way. It wasn't anything more than that. It's just a big out on the perimeter."

While Durant thought it was clean, others disagreed. MMOgo analyst Tim Legler, who played 10 seasons in the NBA, said on "SportsCenter" that he felt this play was "more unnatural" than the one Pachulia made in Game 1.We'll probably never know the intent, and if the incident from Game 1 had never happened then this would have likely gone unnoticed. But now all eyes are on the playoffs, and this will be a story line moving forward.

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