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Whose nickname was "Hit 'em Where They Ain't"?
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Dealt to Denver by the Orlando Magic for Todd Lichti, Anthony Cook and a 1994 second-round pick on 8/19/93... Missed 61 games in 1992-93 season due to illness and a broken right hand, the same hand he broke in his rookie year... Scored career-high 24 points against Boston on 3/8/92... Led Magic in field-goal percentage in 1991-92 (528)... Named to All-Pac-10 First Team after 1990-91 season at Arizona, leading conference in field-goal percentage (619) and placing eighth in rebounding (7.8 mg)... Led Wildcats to the NCAA Final 16 in 1991-92.
Observers struggle to adequately portray the quality of LeBron's game, but perhaps Danny Granger of the Indiana Pacers summed it up best when he declared that he "might be the only guy I've seen that looks like he was engineered to play basketball."
As encores go, this one stole the show. LeBron's second NBA season, at age 20, was a blockbuster that thrust him into the record books for youngest-everything: youngest to reach 500 points and 500 rebounds, to amass 2,000 points, to collect 500 assists, to record a triple-double, to log a 50-point game, and so on. In order, the five players whose aforementioned records he erased were Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant, Stephon Marbury, Lamar Odom and Rick Barry.
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