LeBron James' Best No-Look Passes of His Career ;banderas;

[bucks3115]

All Hail King James

 

[Draje]

People say this man's game ain't beautiful to watch

Dude's ability to freeze defenses and find the smallest gaps in defensive schemes is so

 

[Harleminthe80s]

Court Vision

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

People say this man's game ain't beautiful to watch

Dude's ability to freeze defenses and find the smallest gaps in defensive schemes is so

Creativity that is up there with Rondo or Nash



Number 5 here looks like something you’d expect from Magic Johnson

 

[Raw Sauce]

shyt was effortless, brehs.
:bronblaze:

 

[100 others]

One time, I was at a game at the Q and he made a no look pass. As he passed it, he was lookin' dead at me at courtside.


The man is simply amazing.

 

[the artist known az]

Some of those are status

 

[Goat poster]

All Hail King James

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

Eh, Magic was better

 

[THE MACHINE]

They seem to have left out a bunch of his gems from his first Cle. run. I'll post them if I can find them

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

People say this man's game ain't beautiful to watch

Clueless casuals

He's overall the most talented basketball player I've ever seen.

 

[madness]

Once in a generation talent

 

[FreshandClean]

Best passer that’s not a PG in nba history

 

[Momentum]

A lot of these plays he should of just barreled down the lane and got the and 1.

As much as I like Lebron, him buying into the "great passer" narrative is why he doesn't get the calls he deserves.

 

[Draje]

A lot of these plays he should of just barreled down the lane and got the and 1.

As much as I like Lebron, him buying into the "great passer" narrative is why he doesn't get the calls he deserves.

Getting your teammates into a healthy rhythm is important as fukk. When your teammates feel involved in the offense, they tend to play with more energy and vigilance on the defensive end too.

Role players need to have their rhythm created for them.