Every superstar needs a super role-player and James Jones has been just that to LeBron James, tagging along for a seventh straight trip to the NBA Finals, a feat which his former teammate, Dwyane Wade hasn't forgotten.

Jones was a deadeye three-point shooter and capable defender for most of his career, but has now been reduced to a back-of-the-bench role with the team.

Still, a sign of familiarity does a lot more for a star than one can weigh.

An experienced veteran with plenty of championship pedigree, J.J. could call himself a four-time NBA champion and become this generation's Robert Horry, except for… well… the extra three championship rings.