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#3 Poster dunk on Damon Jones
This dunk is from LeBron's first stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers and dates back to 2005. The happening of this iconic dunk is kind of a cliche but the timeline and events that surround it are quite amazing.
Damon Jones was then playing with LeBron's future team Miami Heat. The Cavaliers got a steal, ran a fastbreak, a teammate dimed the ball to LeBron and a helpless guard stood at the receiving end. Only after Jones took a leap he realized that he made a wrong move.
The highlight has been shared and viewed over a thousand times but doesn't get old. Jones joined the Cavaliers in 2005 and went on to play with LeBron for 3 years. He is currently serving as assistant coach for the Cavs.
Last year LeBron went on to troll him on Twitter with some memories that surely haunt him.
