LeBron James mocked for flop: The MVP flopped, according to the Chicago Bulls when he was pushed by Chicago Bulls center Nazr Mohammad. The push led to the ejection of Mohammad, but it also showed James "flop" to the floor in order to sell the call.

"We really dislike each other," Taj Gibson told reporters. "And it shows on the court."

The rivalry heated up more after the ejection of Nazr Mohammad Friday night in game three of the Heat-Bulls series because LeBron James mocked for flop by the Bulls players to reporters.

"You see LeBron in a lot of commercials," Robinson told Yahoo! Sports. "A lot of good acting."

Mohammad is a back-up center for the Bulls, but with technical fouls being called at will, he decided to get in on the action when Nate Robinson was knocked down. Mohammad stood up for him, pushed over James and was ejected. The video shows James look back and possibly sell the call by sliding further on the floor, in a way to make the shove seem harder.

"I do believe it warranted a tech," Mohammed said. "We've had guys jumping on Nate's face, guys backing up Marco Belinelli out of bounds. There's been a lot of plays that didn't get ejections.

James agreed somewhat.

"A push shouldn't get an ejection. ...It was a cheap shot throwing me down," James told reporters.

When the two teams walked out for the Game 3 opening tip, there were no handshakes or acknowledgement toward one another.

"It was worse than that when LeBron got the MVP," Gibson told Y! Sports. "You didn't see any of us clap."