LeBron James Saw This Special Needs Boy With HIS Shoes On…So He Walked Across The Court To Do THIS

LeBron James and 16-year-old Aaron Miller hadn't previously met, however they already had a bond.

This was the first Cavs-Boston since crap hit the fan in Game 4 of a first-round playoff series at TD Garden last season.

It was to be filled with more animosity, tension, and physicality than your normal NBA general season game in December, to state nothing of the possibility of a fight.

There were no battles. Rather, after James had put the completing touches his 24-point, seven-rebound performance, he gave Miller the match of his signature line Nike shoes he wore on the court.

Now, for the twist: Miller was at that point wearing a special version of James' shoe line intended for clients with special needs that was released in July.

"I wasn't able to hear the whole story because I was actually in the game and coach was drawing up a play," James said, explaining how he first noticed Miller. "But I looked up at the Jumbotron and I seen what he's been through and where he is now. I think the doctor said he would never walk again, talk again, or something like that. I looked up there and I just, right from there. This game is so much more than just basketball."