The Los Angeles Lakers recently played the Indiana Pacers in an intense game at Gainbridge FieldHouse. As the game approached its climax with the Pacers seemingly on the brink of victory, Lakers superstar LeBron James pulled off an extraordinary play that dramatically shifted momentum and ultimately altered the game’s outcome.
With only 4 seconds remaining on the clock, LeBron James executed a spectacular pass to Luka Doncic. Doncic quickly took his shot, but it narrowly missed the net. However, in a stunning display of athleticism, just as the ball was about to bounce off the rim, James leaped and expertly tapped it in, sending it soaring into the basket.
After this incredible play, James celebrated energetically, raising his finger in the air and proclaiming, “That’s ball game!” His exuberance was infectious, radiating through the stadium as jaws dropped in awe. An amazing display stunned the crowd, teammates, and the fans.
“THAT’S BALL GAME!” 😤
— LakeShowYo (@LakeShowYo) March 27, 2025
– LEBRON REALLY THE GREATEST EVER 😭🐐 pic.twitter.com/AidsLOIPPK
James played for 38 minutes and scored 13 points, 7 assists, and 13 rebounds. Doncic played for 38 minutes and scored 34 points, 7 assists, and 7 rebounds. Austin Reaves also had a strong impact, scoring 24 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds.
Stephen A. Smith Took Another Shot At LeBron James
The ongoing saga between LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith has taken several unexpected turns. It all started when James confronted Smith for criticizing his son, Bronny James. Smith has been consistently critical of Bronny since the Lakers selected him in the 2024 NBA Draft. Following a heated exchange on the court, both have engaged in multiple back-and-forth discussions during various interviews. Recently, Smith made another strong statement about LeBron.
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“When you retire let’s see how much I talk about you then. You won’t matter much. I promise you.” Smith said (via Legion Hoops).
“When you retire let’s see how much I talk about you then. You won’t matter much. I promise you.”
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) March 26, 2025
— Stephen A. Smith on LeBron James pic.twitter.com/scaXuxydUh
Despite all the drama, James consistently performs well for the Lakers. Currently, the Lakers hold the 4th spot in the Western Conference standings with a 44-28 record. Their next game is against the Chicago Bulls at the United Center.
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