LeBron James has had some phenomenal moments throughout his career, but this photo may have topped every single one of them.
Athletes historically slow down during the latter stages of their careers, but LeBron James continues to defy those rules.Get your 14-day free trial & start streaming instantly >
Throughout the history of the NBA iconic images have emerged and have stuck fresh with fans over the years. From Michael Jordan’s final shot as a Chicago Bull to secure title number six, to Allen Iverson’s step over and Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point piece of paper. They’re just some of the images that remain in the brains of basketball fans the world over and although James already has some iconic moments, this image may just top them all.
In the third quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers game against the Houston Rockets, James broke away on the fast break and through down the stunning windmill jam.
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