We’ll never get tired of watching LeBron James run coast to coast and throw down the block on the opposite end of the court, but this one was semi nice. It wasn’t Andre Iguoadala in Game 7 of the NBA Finals with less than two minutes to go or anything, but when you’re comparing it to that, of course it won’t live up to it.
For a second, we wanted LBJ to block the shit out of Matthew Dellavedova (that would have been comedy), but unfortunately, it was Jabari Parker who was the recipient of this block.
Coincidentally, both James and Parker were the highest scorers of the game, with 34 points and 30 points respectively. Kyrie Irving also helped the Cleveland Cavaliers seal the win against the Milwaukee Bucks with 28 points and 5 assists of his own.
It wasn’t all bad for Jabari on the night, though.
Also, with tonight’s effort, LeBron passed up Moses Malone as 8th on the NBA all-time scoring list.
FINAL: CLE 114 | MIL 108
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