But the two-time MVP now views that period with the benefit of hindsight. When it seems like the world is collapsing on us, he always says, "We'll make it." It starts with me and we will all get through it. Let's stay focused and keep grinding," James says. "Then things would get better. You respect it. When your general doesn't panic, no matter what the situation, the rest of the soldiers don't panic either." Spoelstra has traveled "as far as an NBA veteran can -- from The Dungeon to first chair on the most scrutinized sideline in recent NBA history, but in many ways, his temperament hasn't really changed” (Goodman, 2). The office may be more comfortable and he's no longer chasing cargo planes in the middle of the night, but he's still basically him. the same guy with the same habits. “He's probably analyzing the next game, or analyzing the game we just finished playing,” James says. “He's getting ready. He always is