LeBron James and Dwyane Wade have engaged in a heated battle for the scoring title. After Wade led for most of the season, James stepped up to challenge him this month. It has changed hands six times in February and been tied once. James surged ahead with his 55 points in Milwaukee last week and then Wade took it back with a 50-point game Sunday in Orlando. At the moment, Wade has a small lead, 28.8 points a game to James’ 28.5. “For the fans, if they are excited about it, then yeah, it will be fun to watch,” James said. “For me, I just want to win basketball games. We’re trying to get the No. 1 seed. The scoring title, it means nothing to me.” Cleveland Plain Dealer