LeBron’s Reaction to Steph After Jumping Into Stands 😅

LeBron never gives up on a play!

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[Janth]

These Two KINGS are unbelievable. They are just playing games. No toxicity, both are kind people.

[johnhenricks]

What a role model this man is. Year 20 still playing hard.

[NotHandyManny]

I love the rivalry & sportsmanship they developed over the years, every game is a must watch

[tanzgaming]

even steph gave bron credit for that hustle play at this age

[eddielim]

These two oldies are showing all the young bucks how to play the right way. No matter who get through to the next round, we’re all very lucky to watch them duke it out.

[xhenared]

coming from a warriors fan, i am truly in awe of lebron's hustle and love for the game of basketball. It makes me happy when there is a match up between him and my most favorite player steph. When lebron achieved the highest scoring title, steph and draymond were few players who posted a video of congratulations. These two really are happy competing against each other.

[LowercaseKev]

The lil pat on curry after had me rolling

[matthewlucas]

The Steph/Bron rivalry is probably my favorite of all time.

[RONEFFECT]

I respect the hell out of that. Literal definition of no plays off. Many players are even more than capable of showing that effort but consciously choose not to.

[lebronownsyou]

38 YEARS OLD AND DOESN'T GIVE UP ON THE PLAY

[vincepagulayan]

Respect For Lebron and Steph Could be the Last dance For Them 😢😢🥺

[slammysammy]

Awesome moment. This Lakers team has been really fun to watch in these playoffs, and watching Lebron continue to build his legacy this late in the game is just special. It feels like he’s really leading this team right now, and everyone is clicking with him as the kingpin holding it all together

[jr]

LBJ just ran the whole court to the stands in 4 seconds including that jump

[johnway]

As a 36 year old person, I just wanna say that it's in plays like this you can see what age does to a guy. In your 20s you would have no problem just putting on the breaks after that stop and staying on the field. At 30 or 35+ you become super conscious of your joints and try to do anything to put less weight/pressure on them to avoid getting injured, which is why Bron slowly reduced speed instead of an abrupt stop. You can't afford to play like you do when you were younger instantly changing direction at speed anymore or jumping as high. I say this because so many younger people think it's muscles that breakdown when that's not the case. The joints are a problem and to still adapt and perform at high level like Lebron has at his age is a result of pure work and dedication into doing whatever he can to stay available.

[tony.]

0:19, Look at LeBron and Steph. Total respect. LeBron is the greatest of all time💯Steph is the greatest point guard of all time💯And BOTH!!! are in the Top 5 greatest EVER to play 🏀basketball anywhere!

[QueenOfTopicsTv]

Curry smiled at Lebron like, here you go showing out again big bro! Lebron was like you know I gotta remind them I still got it Don’t let this age fool you! I’m still HIM! 😂 Man I love Lebron and Steph! It’s been a complete honor to watch them both play! It’s going to hurt my feelings when they both retire!
🤴🏾🐐🤴🏼🐐

[steez]

Can you imagine if he had decided to stick with football instead of enter the draft out of high school. Obviously one of the all time goats in the NBA but I think he also would’ve been the best receiver ever in the NFL. 6’9” and is that fast & quick with that insane leaping ability. An absolute nightmare for defenses.

[ColdDream]

Why is Curry so happy? I ain't never seen him smile like that 😂0:21

[laurencaulton]

Who said he was old? Who said he had to see it for himself? Looks like LeBron is still LeBron. This is what it means to be great.

[ROSH]

Like think about your uncle beating you in a sprint basically, that’s embarrassing for Wiggins.. but even more so how fkn amazing lebron is as an athlete 🤯