The Complete Compilation of LeBron James Greatest Stories Told By NBA Players & Legends (PART 1)

Once Lebron is gone out the league, the world is gone realize we literally was watching history from him and some people didn’t have the time to even appreciate him for it.

Best thing about Lebron getting older... more of these stories finally starting to come out 😅😭

Fire as always, can we acknowledge Iman Shumpert as one of the great NBA story tellers lol. That man makes everything sound like a movie.

It's crazy how puny spectators argue that LeBron, is cocky, prideful, and even trash while real NBA players will flat out say that he's the greatest in our generation.

love this. "we've been spoiled" - so accurate. Especially as a Cleveland native and still resident. LeBron is the KING.

The cut scene of Lebron jumping in the water when Carmelo was telling his story had me weak 😂😂😂

Love Klay’s backhanded compliment, closing it off with “we have to do it with skill.” He’ll probably never get over the 2016 finals.

He is a basketball savant. He is the evolution of basketball. He's a mixture of many of the greats. He has Magic's playmaking, Isiah's passing, Larry's shooting, Jordan's athleticism, Penny's court vision, and plays defense as intelligently and as fierce as Rodman and Artest. He plays the game the right way and works the way champions work. I am not the biggest LeBron fan, but I appreciate what he puts into the game, how he plays the game, and what he does for the game. And, on top of that, he's a quality human being. I will never understand the hate this man receives. Yes, his free throw percentage could use work, but I feel like that's God's way of making it somewhat fair for the rest of the league. Also not sure why the comparison to Jordan when they were two completely different players and LeBron's game has always mirrored Magic and Penny. When its all said and done, he will go down as one of the greatest to ever play. Salute. Thanks, Nick, for doing this video. Love the series!

There’s a running theme here… Lebron’s intelligence. He’s not only one of the greatest and best players ever, but he is the SMARTEST player ever. Period.

Bron plays the right way. Idc what the results are. He plays the game as a true team player

Bron so intelligent and understands the game so well he really a student of the game. Which is why he still making it look easy at almost 37

Bron took “know thy enemy” to heart 😂

Never heard the Damon Jones story before. That is truly next level.

If LeBron ever becomes a coach, it's gonna be a scary sight.

i don’t know why people hate this man so much. he really is so similar to jordan and people hate to see the comparison. but when you look at stats and look at footage of this man, you cannot deny he is among the greatest to ever do it. day in and day out he’s constantly working on his game and getting better at things he’s already great at. the fact of the matter is, he’s a generational talent. people say he doesn’t have the same mentality as jordan and i can agree. but that doesn’t mean lebron thinks any less of the game then jordan did. lebron comes to the game with the power to be able to make everyone play better while playing some of the best basketball you’ve ever seen. that’s never really been done before until just recent years. and jordan never really focused on those two things at once. just saying the way he can get others involved and play at the elite level he does has never happened before and i think once he’s done, we’ll truly be able to tell how great he was

That stare he does at the Boston’s bench. Still give me chills

Bron saving Melo story with that music and addtional clips is hilarious😂🔥🔥

I love how wade explained that there’s not always gonna be one goat forever. There’s always multiple throughout time

People really don’t realise how great this man is.

Not gonna lie, when Bron retires I’m gonna be so thankful for channels like this who dedicate time to pull all the stories and crazy moments from great players like him, and show it to the world. It definitely makes me see the players a little differently then just how they played on the court