Part of what makes LeBron James so fun to watch is how easy he makes just about everything on a basketball court look. From his insane court vision, incredible touch on his passes and elite shooting (well until a large chunk of this season), James does so many things at an elite level while also having a body that no other player in the league can match.
Unfortunately for fans, LeBron has stopped dunking as much, which was always one of the things that was so fun about him as he had the ability to make the hardest dunks look so easy. On Friday night in Minnesota he gave us a reminder of what the old LeBron used to do so often by taking advantage of a fastbreak and throwing down a one-handed windmill dunk.
(Vine via Cavs Nation)
There will be highlight truthers out there that claim this dunk wasn’t that impressive. Don’t be that person. That is six feet and eight inches of a 250 individual taking off from the first hash mark and moving the ball around a lot while still easily dunking with power. That should not be possible.