Among the active players, the player with the most steps is the all-time scoring champion James, but many fans think that he should be the all-time number one walking king because many of his steps are not counted. In today's loss to the Timberwolves, the No. 1 team in the West, James confirmed the fans' conjecture with an offensive round, and the referees not only helped him, but also gave him free throws.
In the fourth quarter of the game, James held the ball in both hands at the top of the arc, broke through to the right after three threats, and then combined the ball to shake off the defender to the basket, and finally successfully scored the ball in the confrontation with the block of the defender Gobert. The referee blew the whistle randomly, and James shrugged his shoulders domineeringly and walked to the free throw line, as if to tell everyone that a foul wouldn't stop him from scoring.
But in fact, James walked twice this round, and if you look closely, you can see that when James started the breakthrough, the ball was still in his hand, and the turning foot had already moved. But the referee didn't blow it, which can be forgiven this time, after all, it takes a magnifying glass to see it. Everyone can also see it in slow motion. But when he stepped to the basket in Europe, James obviously took an extra step, and any fan who has played the ball cannot take another step after doing the European step, otherwise it will be particularly awkward.
What I didn't expect was that James was not only not unnatural, but also able to score goals in the confrontation. What's even more outrageous is that the referee also gave 2+1, and blew the Timberwolves a technical foul by the way, and in the end, James scored 2+1+1 in the case of walking.
Not only this round, but there are many more layups like this in James' career, and even highlights of his walks. It is determined that James has had a lot of fouls in his career that have not been blown, but he has also not been blown in other areas. You know, just last season, the Lakers were the team with the biggest free throw difference in the league (their own team took more free throws than their opponents). So don't say James didn't make free throws, it's good if he didn't blow his steps.
What's the most outrageous walk you've ever seen?