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LeBron James was on fire in the 2nd quarter, in Milwaukee on February the 20th, 2009. You know, he was on fire the whole game. This is a short clip of the ending of the second quarter. He would finish the 2nd quarter with 25 points, after scoring 10 in the first quarter. He turned the ball over, and you know what? Scored a 3-pointer from 5 feet beyond the arc. Next possesion? Hit a fade-away 3 at the buzzer. The third quarter? Start with a jumper off the glass, hit a deep 3. Then he crossed the ball over and hit another 3. Then he nearly pulled off an and1. Missed the two free throws, but you know what? Hits another from downtown, from 4 feet beyond the arc with the hand in his face. Charlie Villanueva misses a jumper, Ben Wallace gets the rebound. Immediately gives it to LeBron. He shoots another jump shot three, this time from 8 or 9 feet beyond the arc. After an offensive foul, he hits another jumper. He scored 16 points in 2 minutes and 16 seconds. He himself turned a 4 point deficit into a 8-point lead. After this, he missed two shots, and he didn’t take anymore. Until he got another turnover, he suddenly got right back at Mbah a Moute. Hits a fade-away in the post. A few minutes later? Hits a stepback three. The thing I like about it, is that with every shot he made, the crowd rose again, in anticipation what was coming. I ain’t a LeBron lover. I think his shooting form is bad. But this is one of the greatest scoring runs I’ve ever seen. He was just on fire. Hope …