Of the Cavaliers, LeBron James has by far the most playoff experience. But Cleveland coach David Blatt is adamant the team not depend solely on the four-time NBA MVP this postseason.

After practice Friday, Blatt said the Cavaliers’ playoff run would need to be a team effort.

From ESPN:

“I think that mentally and emotionally he’ll lead the way … on the court his example is going to be felt and it’s going to be followed. But this all can’t be on LeBron. This is a team and a team effort and everyone here has to do his part. The good news is he’s a guy that’s done it, been there and led teams to the ultimate. He’s certainly a guy that the other guys can look towards.”

However, James — who sometimes calls plays for the Cavaliers — said he does not plan to lead differently in the playoffs.

“My leadership doesn’t change no matter the magnitude of the game,” he said. “I’m going to lead my guys and get them as prepared as they need to be on Sunday and they’ll follow my lead and I’ll put them in the best possible chance to win.”

The Cavaliers face the Boston Celtics Sunday in the first round of the playoffs.

Read more over at ESPN.