With the Los Angeles Lakers in the Hoosier State to face off with the Indiana Pacers, star forward LeBron James has been dazzling Bankers Life Fieldhouse with an array of fancy passes, including this one he sent behind his head to All-Star center Dwight Howard.
LeBron in slow-mo is always incredible pic.twitter.com/CrK1iqF73K
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) December 18, 2019
The 34-year-old Howard, who joined the Lakers in the offseason for his second stint in purple and gold, collected James' dish and threw up a slam on Myles Turner and the feisty Pacers.
James, 34, is actually leading the NBA is assists, turning it up a notch this season with added help in former New Orleans Pelicans All-Star power forward Anthony Davis. It has been speculated that James took time off last year with L.A.—his first season—after eight consecutive trips to the Finals, which put quite a toll on the future Hall of Famer. This season, however, James has the Lakers looking like tough competition in the Western Conference after failing to reach the postseason last year.
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