NBA Player LeBron James
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Every sport has a phenomenal athlete. Lebron James has made an astounding impact in the game of basketball ever since he step foot on the court. Unlike many other basketball superstars, James managed to succeed at the professional level straight out of high school. Lebron James’ impact on the court has earned him the nickname “King James,” and given that he can score both from the perimeter and in the post, it is almost impossible for a defender to stop him.
Lebron James entered the National Basketball Association with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2003. Being the number one pick in the 2003 National Basketball Association draft, it was no secret that James and his spectators had high expectations. Through his dominance on the court, Lebron James immediately made his presence known during his rookie season, when he averaged over twenty points per game. His efforts and success earned him the National Basketball Association Rookie of the Year award for the 2003-2004 season. Standing at six foot, eight inches tall, it comes as no surprise that James is a fierce post player. However, his ability to hit perimeter shots has opened up his game to a whole new level. Not many professional basketball players can handle duties in the front and back court, which is why Lebron James is an exceptional superstar. The offensive production that he has provided is only in addition to the stellar defense that he brings to the floor.
