Mon Nov 24, 2008 11:00 am EST
"LeBron James can't be a human being. Either that or he is some highly evolved version of a human being that is way ahead of his time," declared The Hoop Doctors after watching LBJ crush a few Hawk heads on Saturday. I think you might agree. Good lord, LeBron!
I honestly can't decide which dunk is better. Help me out in the comments, will ya?
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Posted Nov 25 2009
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oh and, FIRST!!!
yeaaaaaaah, in your face lil bea autches.
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lebron, dunks, are, and boring.
are you serious.....hmmmm i see your handle that would explain it. ill tell you whats boring, that reverse dunk kobe has been doing since 02.
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"evidence in the case for Z being the most unathletic player"
Having two surgically reconstructed feet will do this to you. Before the foot injuries, he had the skills of a young Olajuwon. Still amazed that he is still playing- let alone producing as much as he does.
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Amazing nonetheless.
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But again, during games, no one in the NBA right now can compare to LeBron James (at his position and height class at least; Dwight Howard is equally as good but also another story, as he is a PF/C, of course). In the case of this video clip, there's no doubt in my mind that Dunk #1 over two Hawks and a Cav will be in the category of superlative dunks for as long as the NBA exists. Dunk #2 is a display of that leaping ability I mentioned, as you can see him going away from the basket and still dunking the ball WITH AUTHORITY.
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You are on point, for sure, my friend! Too many Kobe-supremacists/LeBron-haters out there (I would know, I'm from L.A.), forgetting that Kobe is definitely no longer in his prime and LeBron, scary as it is, has yet to peak. Watch out, Association. LBJ will surpass Kobe in most every relevant statistical category when it's all said and done.
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