LeBron James put a little something extra on this uncontested, breakaway windmill slam he converted in the third quarter of Game 3 against the Celtics, but the steal he came away with in order to have this opportunity might have been more impressive.
James starts the possession on the low block, but sees almost immediately where the ball-handler will have no choice but to throw his next pass. James shoots the gap, and arrives in the passing lane before the ball does. Once he has it, his head start down to the other end of the floor is too great for anyone to be able to catch him.
