LeBron James Had A Huge Block Against Tiago Splitter, Assisted Ray Allen, Stole The Ball And Dunked It In The Next Play To Send Heat Fans Into A Frenzy

LeBron James is still regarded as one of the best players in the NBA right now. Despite making his debut in the league all the way back in 2003, Bron hasn't shown any signs of slowing down becoming the talismanic figure in any team he has played with. Although last season the Los Angeles Lakers struggled, it was LeBron who was the shining light for the team scoring almost 30 points per game.

While his time with the Lakers has been decent, Bron isn't as explosive as he used to be and has slipped a bit from his absolute peak. Although LBJ put up some of his most memorable performances in the Cleveland Cavaliers as well, arguably, his absolute peak was with the Miami Heat.

Joining the Heat when he was a 26-year-old, James was hitting his absolute peak as a hooper. A prime Bron was probably the most all-around player the league might have ever seen. Not only was 'King James' capable of driving to the rim, but he had also developed a decent enough jump shot as well. As far as playmaking is concerned, he was one of the best playmaking forwards out there. And finally, in defense, James was perhaps one of the most versatile defenders. Capable of blocking shots and coming up with quick steals, LBJ was a menace. 

These qualities were very much visible in the 2013 NBA Finals as well. Facing off against the San Antonio Spurs, the Heat had a formidable opponent on their hands and needed their best players to bring their A-game. After losing Game 1, Game 2 was a must win for Miami.