He’s widely known as the greatest basketball player in the world, but don’t forget at the end of the day LeBron James is all around not just a basketball player, but a great person.
Tuesday night during the Cavaliers win over the Boston Celtics in Boston, LBJ stopped over and surprised Special Olympics athlete Aaron Miller, who was honored during halftime Tuesday night.
Miller was named MVP at a recent basketball tournament, and caught by surprise when James popped over after the time out and said hello.
“This game is so much more than basketball,” said James. “I felt like I was a part of him, so I was just showing him my respect. It’s not for you guys, it’s not for the fans. It’s for him.”
Here’s the video of LeBron saying hello to Miller:
Here’s LeBron after the game talking about reaching out to Miller
"I felt like I was a part of him." – @KingJames talks about why he showed his appreciation for a special olympian. https://t.co/12E7Qn5VyJ
— FOX Sports Ohio (@FOXSportsOH) December 16, 2015
A great act by LeBron, showing once again that he’s all class on and off the court.
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