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Nineteen years and 88 days old, 69 games into a career that carried more expectation than any rookie in memory. Cleveland trailed New Jersey 104-99 with 1:23 to play on March 27, 2004, and LeBron James scored every point his team had left. He tipped a Richard Jefferson pass loose, chased it down and finished with a layup inside the final 20 seconds to put the Cavaliers ahead, then pulled in the rebound at the other end and ran it out for a slam with two seconds on the clock to seal a 107-104 win. The 41 points made him the youngest player in league history to reach 40, and the 13 assists said the rest. James finished with 41 points, six rebounds and 13 assists.
LeBron James — Run It Back: Origins is worth ~$850 (FMV) on NBA Top Shot, with the lowest ask at $1,200 and 1 sale in the last 30 days. How FMV is calculated →
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