This is the first year that I can sense people are supporting him more. I never understood the villain role anyways. Me and my SO were talking during the game last night. We were watching his body language and approving how he carries himself. He truly seems like a team-player. He doesn't chastise his teammates in an alpha-male type of way. There's a humility to him that I like more than Kobe and MJ. Also, you get the sense that he realizes it's 'just a game' and that he doesn't have delusions of his worth in the grand scheme of things. Ion't know....I really want to see him win with this team. It's the first time I've cheered for him and I'm hearing alot of other people say that too.