In the NBA honors, the only one he really cared about was probably the Finals MVP, since winning it meant clinching the championship, and it showed that he made the biggest contribution to the team during the games.
As for the others, take the MVP for instance, O'Neal only got it once in his career, do you think he's inferior to Malone and Nash who have won it twice?
So, the MVP this year, if he didn't manage to grab it, it wouldn't matter much; of course, winning it would be great, not just for the honor, but also for the Cavaliers' regular-season record.
Getting the fourth MVP, considering his current bad relationship with the media, the pace is definitely expected to go wild, and he could probably harvest a bunch of haters as well.
Compared to that, what he was more focused on was the playoffs against the Bulls.
The Cavaliers and the Bulls were both in the Central Division. They faced each other four times during the regular season, each winning two games.
