no, i think what amazing, you know, ron adams says, hey, be o better defensive player in the nightest would not yell at you, so you feel, okay, i better do it, he's not yelling. you're terrible, get better the the team takes the challenge all yearlong, and perform when they have to. do the little things. >> all of them. >> all of them, in the of 15 the entire organizationon. >> my goodness. >> the big fella. make some noise! >> he did make some noise. i think he made noise when he hit the ground too. [ laughter ] might have had a 3.1 magnitude quake. >> what an amazing number. that's the best number in all of basketball. >> let's go back to cleveland. >> world champion. >> world champion. sounds good, doesn't it? >> world champion. they can't ever take that away. we earned it tonight. we earned it tonight. we earned it all year. champions. >> everything in your career, this has to be special? >> so high right now, hard to cry, but i'm sure tears will come because the journey was so long, and now to be here, and the win like this, with all my brothers. man. it's love. >> it's a band of

adam thank you so much. their thoughts are inspiring. i appreciate that. of course, nine lives were lost during the attack wednesday night and they are being remembered with fondness and despair. nbc's ron is in charleston with their stories. ron? >> reporter: alex, the shrine and memorial here continues to grow with mourners coming by to pay their respects. so many of them still having trouble trying to comprehend what happened here. as we learned more about those who tragically lost their lives, we're hearing incredible words of forgiveness. nine faithful souls bound by a love of faith and family gunned down. the oldest 87, the youngest just 26 at their weekly bible study. when the alleged killer appeared in court on a video screen something remarkable happened. when the victims' family confronted him. 70-year-old ethel lance's daughter. >> you took something very precious away from me. i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. >> later a sister of reverend depayne middleton-doctor, a 49-year-old counselor and mother of four. >> she taught me that we are the family that love built. we have no room for hate so we have to forgive. i