Reminder: Lebron's series clinching bucket was shot on a fractured wrist

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Lebron James fractured his wrist during game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals
"Most distal radius fractures take 4-6 weeks to heal."

The play happened as Lebron went up for the series winning dunk

He was contested by Warriors FMVP Draymond Green



The 2 collided with James falling 10 feet in the air helpless and bracing himself with only his right hand



Cavs players, bench and staff all came over because they knew instantly what they witnessed was career ending in most cases





Astonishingly he was able to briefly recover and play on the rest of the game. With 12 sec left on a 1 possession game, he drew a foul and was sent to the line. Shooting on that same right wrist that was fractured, remarkably he sunk the game winning shot.



[COLOR="DarkRed"]Despite playing a 73-9 team at full strength (minus their Center who avg 12 min with net negative -14)[/COLOR].

Injured James was still able to execute a triple double on the opponents home floor

[COLOR="Blue"]27 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks[/COLOR]

[Spurs m8]

No it wasn't.

He played it up so he could fall back on it if he choked, his legacy relied on all this.

He was not injured.

This is a bit warriorfanesque

[BlkMambaGOAT]

[bigkingsfan]

Cavs big 3 all injured.

[diamenz]

No it wasn't.

He played it up so he could fall back on it if he choked, his legacy relied on all this.

He was not injured.

This is a bit warriorfanesque

that's the first thing that came to my mind when it happened. good old lebron.

[kamil]

Says fractured but shows a broken bone.

LeBrony logic.

[JT123]

Lebron has the highest pain threshold of any athlete in the history of sports.
We aren't talking about some torn achilles where you can't even feel anything once it's happened, we are talking about the pure AGONY of a shattered wrist!
Most players would have needed to be taken off the court in a stretcher, but not the King. He merely walked to the free throw line and scored the most important point not only of the game, but arguably in NBA history.

#weareallwitnesses

[J Shuttlesworth]

Says fractured but shows a broken bone.

LeBrony logic.

You don't know what a fracture is, do you?

[kamil]

Lebron has the highest pain threshold of any athlete in the history of sports.

Riiiiiiiight.....

[KiiiiNG]

Riiiiiiiight.....

Came back both times on a broken femur bone...

Dude is just insane

[MintBerryCrunch]

Goat

[BlkMambaGOAT]

Came back both times on a broken femur bone...

Dude is just insane

It was cramps

[AintNoSunshine]

No it wasn't.

He played it up so he could fall back on it if he choked, his legacy relied on all this.

He was not injured.

This is a bit warriorfanesque

If it was Cuckry this would have been a bone shattering, career threatening injury that would require multiple surgeries to fix up.

[KiiiiNG]

You don't know what a fracture is, do you?

Same dude who didn't know what a "hesi" was

Jerkoff was raised by Wolves

[KiiiiNG]

It was cramps

You can literally see the femur bone through his shorts