LeBron James Incredible Shot on 60 Minutes

While talking to 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft, LeBron James showed off his skill by netting a ball from the top of the key into the opposite net.

I really love how after me made that shot he acts like such a pimp!


LeBron James Incredible Shot on 60 Minutes

 

Now if he could only do it in the play offs with the game on the line instead of running from the ball.....lol

 

spoken like a true idiot. seriously? wow you know nothing about basketball...... ur telling me maybe the couple times hes passed the ball off at the end of the game the smarter play isnt to pass the ball to an open man when you have 5 guys on you? did anyone call jordan any less of a man when he passed to steve kerr or john paxson for the win? it happened a few times, twice in the nba finals.....

hes freaking 24 yrs old..... hes got plenty more opportunities to be a hero.

 

Lol...I didn't question his manhood....I did say he runs from the ball at the end of games....If there is a pass to be made thats fine, Lebron runs from the big shot in important games. The name Dirk Nowitzki come to mind?

Referring to Jordan.. who did he pass to who to beat Cleveland (over Ehlo) and of course the famous pass in the Jazz series in the playoff.

And then we have Magic passing the ball in the finals when he subbed for Kareem, and lets not talk of the last second passes to win from "Larry Legend".

Its not being a hero, its knowing you will hit the shot and your teammates AND the opponent knowing it also. Only then will the other players truly be open because of Lebrons "greatness".

James is not even close to one of the greats UNTIL he wins, also until he takes and hits the shots to win IMPORTANT games. From what Ive seen he needs a lot of growing until then.

 

james is amazing and i think in 2-5 years will be seen as one of the best of all time

 

year after year, LBJ leads the league in fourth quarter scoring. Without him on the floor, there's no need for a last second shot cause they wouldn't even be in the game. That shot over Craig Ehlo, was one on one iso...how often does Lebron get that at the end of a game? Lebron drives and the D collapses and he finds an open man. That's the RIGHT play in any situation. If he throws up a wild, half-assed shot amongst 5 guys while ignoring his wide open teammates, that makes him Kobe... I wouldn't care if he made, he shouldn't take it. EVER. They teach you from day one that you pass on that shot. It's funny how Bron could score 20 pts in the 4th to lead a team back from a deficit but if he passes on the last shot, he's not clutch. Clutch is getting the team there in the 4th quarter, not one shot at the end of the game. No one closes games like LeBron, no one.

 

Kobe...who you seem to disparage...has 3 championships...he also is the youngest player to win 3. That was before he was 23 years old....Lebron is ? (And I know you are going to throw Phil Jackson and Shaq into the argument)

He has to do it at the end of the game in a playoff or championship situation, not just regular season. What Lebron fans go "ga-ga" over, Dwayne Wade does night after night also (and hes won a championship)

"They" teach the average player to pass on that shot, the great players always take it. Thats one of the reasons they are great.

Remember when asked if Michael was the best before he one a single championship, either Larry or Magic said once he wins one then we'll consider him.

Lebron can be considered once he wins a championship. He could grow into being great, but until that championship (which is what everyone strives for and why they play the game), I stand my ground.

 

also you Cav and Lebron fanatics may want to sign this guy also....

http://www.break.com/index/jimmy-kimmel-half-court-shot.html

 

i wonder where he is going to go when his contract is over!