Sports Illustrated July 2, 2012 Volume 117, No. 1 (Cover) King James, Revised + the Greatest Game Nobody Ever Saw

Cover StoryAt last, an NBA crown for the King, who adds a Finals MVP trophy to his regular-season award. Plus, an excerpt from Jack McCallum's book on the '92 Dream TeamSCORECARD...Ringing Moment On Centre CourtWho's Hot Who's NotMaking The ShowVelo-TomeWitness To Judgment DayJust My TypeFor The RecordFaces In The CrowdA Fan's NotesINSIDE...Big UpsEast Or FamineValue AddedThe Case For CristianoPOINT AFTERLight From The DarknessLEBRON JAMESPROMISE KEEPERBy Lee JenkinsIt was harder than he ever expected, but with a bravura performance in the postseason LeBron James made good on his vow to bring a title to South Beach. Will it be the first of many?The Mystery Pick Is Royce WhiteNBA DRAFTTHE MYSTERY PICK IS ROYCE WHITEBy Pablo S. TorreIn a draft with only one sure thing, a top prospect's mental disorder raises the question, How much risk are teams willing to accept?Name Changer, Game ChangerBASEBALLNAME CHANGER, GAME CHANGERBy Albert ChenLong before he became Giancarlo Stanton, the young Marlins slugger left an unmistakable imprint-on scouts, not to mention countless outfield walls and scoreboardsI See London, I See FranceCYCLINGI SEE LONDON, I SEE FRANCEBy Austin MurphyAre you so over bike racing? Had your fill of gasping, spindly-armed men in Lycra? Been turned off by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's recent, ugly allegations against Lance Armstrong? As the sport prepares for the Tour de France and the Olympics ...The Greatest Game Nobody Ever Saw1992 DREAM TEAMTHE GREATEST GAME NOBODY EVER SAWBy Jack McCallumThe toughest competition faced by the best team in basketball history was, in fact, its own: at a closed scrimmage in Monaco between sides led by Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson, the details of which remained a secret for nearly 20 years