“When LeBron Is in the Hall of Fame..”: Former NFL Super Bowl Champion’s Son Broke the Internet With Adorable Response to Watching LeBron James Play

LeBron James is one of the greatest ever to step on that court and grace the world with the career he has had. LeBron James echoes and symbolizes the word greatness. He has achieved countless things in his years in the NBA. Ever since, the Cleveland Cavaliers drafted LeBron in the 2003 NBA draft, everybody knew that LeBron was one of those rare talents. He made his debut at 18. Even at such a young age, he was something special. And now, 18 years later, LeBron has the second most points in the history of the NBA.

If you love the game of basketball, you will love to see LeBron James. As it is for all the stars of basketball, a certain someone makes you love the sport. For many around the world, that is LeBron. It has been an absolute privilege for us to witness LeBron’ career unfold. 

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Food over LeBron James!

Torrey Smith is a former NFL player. He played as a wide receiver. He won two Super Bowls in his career. Smith recently was in attendance to watch LeBron break another record to surpass Karl Malone in the list of most points in history. He shared the experience with his son and his son had an adorable reply after watching LeBron James.

Torrey watched the Lakers take on the Wizards on Saturday night. He tweeted about what his 3-year-old son Torrey Jeremiah, TJ felt after watching one of the greatest ever. His son purely and adorably answered that for him, popcorn and food was good. An honest, wholesome and expected answer from a 3-year-old. But let’s be honest here.

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Jokes apart TJ would surely remember this as a core memory, watching one of the best to ever play the game of basketball. Torrey Smith won 1 Super Bowl with Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles. It was delightful to see Torrey Smith witness history being created by LeBron James.