Brandon Ingram Recalls Insane LeBron James Pickup Basketball Story…‘It Was Crazy’

LeBron James has attracted the attention of millions of fans across the globe. Young athletes looked up to him. For most of them, he is the best athlete on planet Earth. Even Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr agrees on this one. Former Laker Brandon Ingram has a story to share, and it involves LeBron.

LeBron has the perfect combination of size, speed and skill. He has made a name for himself, and many athletes recognize him as the most dangerous basketball players to ever play the game.

Ingram’s story sure comes as a surprise.

Joe Vardon and Jason Lloyd of The Athletic went really deep to get the best LeBron story. Ingram didn’t think twice before sharing the truth about LeBron’s talent.

Brandon Ingram has the best LeBron story

“It was maybe our first workout, we were playing pickup our first training camp practice,” Ingram said. “I think we were going to 20. If I recall, I think he scored all 20 points. Pulling up from halfcourt, shooting fadeaways behind the glass, attacking the basket, backing up all our bigs. Floaters in the lane, everything. It was crazy.

“It was our whole team. I forget who was on his team. I’m not sure if I was on his team. But I remember him scoring all 20 points. And it was like, every shot he took we knew it was going in. From halfcourt. The ball was going out of bounds from the opposite way he shoots. He turned, fades away, the opposite way, knocks it down, and runs down the court like he practiced that shot. That was like his 15th point probably. So I’m sure, after that, his confidence is, not that he needed confidence, but it was sky high at this point and he took advantage of every single opportunity.”

LeBron is the most confident player we’ve ever seen on the court. He has so many awards attached to his name, and he is after another title. King James leads the Los Angeles Lakers to another title, and this will be his fourth championship. He made a big promise last year. Will the king of basketball keep his promise?