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"You remember the year when Dirk [Nowitzki] won? That next year they came back when [LeBron] and [Dwyane] Wade vowed to not shoot... It was vicious... I feel like that was the scariest Bron to deal with." —Iman Shumpert (via @shobasketball)

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ClutchPoints3 years ago

Lakers' LeBron James is preparing for year 21 in the NBA, and he looks sharp after a foot injury at the end of the 2023 season 🔥

Washed Gamer3 years ago

@shobasketball Went from shooting a combined 6.5 threes a game to just 3.5, really is crazy

slimey3 years ago

@shobasketball bron got so many damn versions, makes u love the game of basketball fr

Flyest Hamster3 years ago

@shobasketball those two championships runs Bron was so scary they banned him from wearing the mask after 1 game 😭😂😂😂😂😂

Ayo3 years ago

@shobasketball Iman is such a good story teller man😂

✝️👆3 years ago

@shobasketball Bron aggressive mindset is literally unstoppable

TheRealJex3 years ago

@shobasketball I've always said that 2012 Bron was the best until 2018 Bron knocked on the door and said my turn

George Cools3 years ago

@shobasketball Matt Barnes tried to sneak bosh in there 😂

Lakers3 years ago

@shobasketball Didn’t 2012 Bron shoot like a career high from 3 that year

WilshooT3 years ago

@shobasketball Both Shot like 52%+ it’s was wild

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Iman Shumpert says 2012 LeBron James was the best version in his entire career👀 “I think the best version I saw Bron was — you remember the year Dirk won? That next year they (Bron) came back — when him and D-Wade vowed to not settle for 3s…they were just attacking — it was vicious. I was like ‘bro wtf are we supposed to with that? Like what is that n***a.’ They’re big as sht — D-Wade and Bron literally passing it back and forth and it was just downhill…I feel like that was the scariest Bron to deal with…I was like ‘that was the scariest sht I’ve ever seen in my life’… (via ALL THE SMOKE)

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