Across his 21-year career, LeBron James has woven a tapestry of extraordinary moments. Whether dazzling the crowd in his rising star game with slam dunk contest-worthy throwdowns or orchestrating a complete takeover by scoring the last 25 points for a Cleveland Cavaliers victory, he has consistently delivered brilliance from day one. Having faced off against multiple generations of players, James undeniably stands among the greatest to ever play the game.

Amidst these numerous highlights, pinpointing his biggest career comeback win becomes a captivating inquiry. Does it lie in the pivotal 2012 Game 6 against the Boston Celtics or the gripping 2016 Finals clash against the Golden State Warriors?

What is LeBron James’ Biggest Career Comeback Win?

LeBron James’ biggest comeback win came against the Los Angeles Clippers and Dallas Mavericks, storming back from a 27-point deficit in both games. Lakers, in the final game of the season series against the Clippers, had little to no rhythm to close the first half. They missed the ring on their last few shots before the buzzer sounded. However, James stormed onto the court in the second half, quickly seizing control of the game. Adjusting to the war call, he resorted to nailing 7 triples, all while shooting over 60% from the field.

Soon, what initially seemed like a daunting 27-point deficit transformed into a one-possession game, with a reversed role against Kawhi Leonard. James successfully closed out a 12-foot jumper by the ‘James-stopper’, and dished out a fast-break assist to Cam Reddish, who punched the game for a 116-112 win.

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LeBron James being at center front of his biggest comeback win is exceptional. However, it is simply a half of the cake. It is James’ 2nd such win in this week alone. In the previous game against the Mavericks, the Lakers found themselves trailing heavily as early as the second quarter. However, as James posted 26 points and persevered through a limping foot, the crew shut down Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic, winning the game 108-111.

LeBron James outscored the Clippers

The Clippers initiated an assault in the third quarter, establishing their largest lead of the game. The Lakers, however, took their time to mount a comeback, reserving the fourth quarter to come out of the trenches.

James, through the momentum, from the latter minutes of the third quarter, erupted for 19 points in the fourth; thanks to 5 of his 7 threes in the stretch. Moreover, the Lakers’ collective defensive effort complemented James’ performance, and in his most significant comeback, he outscored the entire Clippers roster in the fourth quarter, tallying 19 to their 16. Interstingly, James either scored or assisted on 11 of the Lakers’ 13 baskets in the final period as well.