How does LeBron pull off these cross court passes with ease?

[Nash]

Post a video of you doing it then.

Make an offhand pass with one arm across court over the top of a defense perfectly into a shooter's pocket.

We all know you don't have any friends so just draw a circle on the wall and aim at that.

goat post, I haven't laughed this hard in a long, long time.

[ShawkFactory]

Post a video of you doing it then.

Make an offhand pass with one arm across court over the top of a defense perfectly into a shooter's pocket.

We all know you don't have any friends so just draw a circle on the wall and aim at that.

3ball taking his talents to another thread

[riseagainst]

not even the best pass in that gif to be honest, Love's pass out of the post was money, if Lebron was an adequate 3 point shooter he should have taken that open 3. Instead he protected his fg% and opted for a risky cross court pass to pad his assists

[tmacattack33]

It was a pretty good pass...this one shows his ambidextrousness and accuracy more-so than vision.

Even though many players would not have found Jefferson there, because they would have first caught the ball before looking for an open player (or trying to get their own shot)...and in that extra split second Jefferson probably would not have been open anymore. I'd say that 75% of PGs would have had the "vision" or awareness to see that...and around 40% of all other players.

[And1AllDay]

Post a video of you doing it then.

Make an offhand pass with one arm across court over the top of a defense perfectly into a shooter's pocket.

We all know you don't have any friends so just draw a circle on the wall and aim at that.

[oarabbus]

Post a video of you doing it then.

Make an offhand pass with one arm across court over the top of a defense perfectly into a shooter's pocket.

We all know you don't have any friends so just draw a circle on the wall and aim at that.

[diamenz]

http://gfycat.com/ZigzagObedientCaracal

His vision is unparalleled. When you see those plays it's easy to understand why most NBA coaches deem him to be the cerebral player in history.

guy was open for ages, it's nothing special.

[pauk]

It was a pretty good pass...this one shows his ambidextrousness and accuracy more-so than vision.

Even though many players would not have found Jefferson there, because they would have first caught the ball before looking for an open player (or trying to get their own shot)...and in that extra split second Jefferson probably would not have been open anymore. I'd say that 75% of PGs would have had the "vision" or awareness to see that...and around 40% of all other players.

Yea and the thing is he makes it look so damn easy, simple... as long time observers we are kindof to used to see him make these passes to get riled up, it indeed is simple, for him i mean.... but if you played basketball for a while you know its not that simple to throw it like that over the defense immediately after catching a pass before that, its like where you almost touch pass it crosscourt... using only your of hand... and land it perfectly on the shooters pocket...

[CeltsGarlic]

Watching highest quality of basketball makes me question a lot of things.. Passing out of seem to be impossible situations is what I really apperciate.

[TheGreatDeraj]

you guys being serious? that pass is nothing special at all it is bad defense

Lebron is a great passer, but common Monte Ellis(the guy guarding Richard Jefferson) is so far out of position that he is under the charge circle when Lebron catches the ball while his man is waiting for a corner 3.

Not sure wtf Ellis is doing on this play to be honest, he didn't do anything in the paint the pacers already had it locked down and he gets stuck on the wrong side of the court when one of the best passers in the league has it.