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CLEVELAND (AP) — After taking down one of the best teams in NBA history, LeBron James had a heartfelt moment with one of the game's most popular sideline reporters. James was interviewed by Craig Sager after Cleveland's 115-101 victory over the Golden State Warriors in Game 6 tied the NBA Finals at three games apiece. It was Sager's first NBA Finals in 34 years on the job. His employer, TNT, worked out a deal with ABC, the network that broadcast the game, to get Sager on the air. Sager was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014 and has been in a fight for his life over the last two years. After asking James several questions about the game and his 41-point performance, Sager congratulated him on the victory. "First of all, let me ask you a question," James said with a wide grin. "How in the hell do you go 30-plus years without getting a finals game? That don't make no sense." Decked out in one of his trademark colorful suits, this one a black number with blue and silver flowers, Sager beamed as James continued his salute. "I'm happy to see you, man," James said. "Much love and respect. I'm happy I was able to witness it in front of these fans. We really appreciate you." Sager replied, "Thanks for entertaining me."

LeBron has heartfelt exchange with Craig Sager after win