Coming into Game 4 against the Houston Rockets, LeBron James and the Lakers turned up the vibe with their on-court intensity! A few clips from the pre-game warm-up of the purple and gold demonstrated how locked in they are. King James, as ever, looks deadly with his shooting! 

As LeBron is on a mission to build his legacy even greater, the 35-year-old is focused like an eagle. In the pre-game warmup, King James was casually sitting on the sideline screen, while the players’ family seated just behind him. 

LeBron sat on the screen with a ball in his hand and had planned out an insane shot. He effortlessly shot the ball, which floated into the net. After making the unbelievable long-footer, LBJ rose from his seat and pulled off some dance moves on the court.

The Lakers star displayed tremendous confidence ahead of a crucial game in the second-round playoff series against the Rockets. There’s seems to be no stopping LeBron in his quest towards winning the title, and his training routines might prove how pumped up the four-time MVP is!

LeBron James throws a dunk contest worthy hammer in the pre-game warmup

The limits as to what LeBron James can’t do on the court is mind-blowing. LeBron is becoming even better with age, and he’s a gift that keeps on giving.  Ahead of Game 4, the Lakers turned out their warm-up a notch by fixing a dunk contest between themselves. 

And LeBron James pulled off a stunning effort to send his teammates, and the media, in a frenzy of disbelief. The incredible effort from the 35-year-old defies human talent and is nothing less than extraordinary. 

LeBron floated up the ball precisely and caught it in the paint to hammer a powerful dunk. He jumped to celebrate and bumped Dwight Howard in joy following the spectacular move. Moreover,  moments like these give us a glimpse of how high LeBron sets the standard for the team. 

Of course, being the player he is, LBJ already brings a ton of reputation with him. Besides, LeBron looks determined than ever to lift the Larry O’Brien trophy this year. Can he lead the Lakers to glory and win championship #17 for the purple and gold?