LeBron James: 5 Greatest Games by 'The King' as a member of the Miami Heat

#3 Regular Season 2014: Miami Heat vs Charlotte Bobcats

"The man above has given me some unbelievable abilities to play the game of basketball"

Stat line: 61 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 22-33 shooting, 8-10 from three

Some might argue that this game deserves the top spot in his Heat career. But that very argument just emphasizes the sheer greatness of 'the King', considering the fact he scored 61 points in a single game and still had better games in his 4 years with the franchise.

A blistering 61 points on 22-of-33 shooting, 8-of-10 from three, with seven rebounds and five assists. The King's previous career-high of 56 points came in 2005 against the Toronto Raptors. And he also shattered Glen Rice's Miami Heat franchise record of 56 points, scored on April 15, 1995, against Orlando.

Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was dumbstruck by this man's effortless scoring. After the game, he said, "There was an efficiency to what he was doing, the rim looked like an ocean for him."

Chris Bosh called the game “Phenomenal. Amazing. Stupendous. Immaculate.”