A little kid got the shock of her life when she understood LeBron James was sitting close to her courtside at the LA Lakers-Brilliant State Fighters game.<br /><br />The harmed Lakers star made the brief excursion to San Francisco to watch the Lakers win and pulled up close to 12-year-old Gaia and her sibling, Liam.<br /><br />Gaia was noticeably, and divertingly, stunned and the second has since cleared across virtual entertainment.<br /><br />ESPN sideline journalist Lisa Salters advanced courtside and talked with Gaia and got some information about the experience of sitting close to The Ruler.<br /><br />Amusingly, James stayed there as the Q & occurred.<br /><br />'I requested these tickets quite a while back since I was so energized,' she said.<br /><br />'I was truly trusting LeBron would break the record at this game and when he broke it, I was like, "Congrats," she said.<br /><br />'At the point when he wound up plunking down here, I'm not so tall as him clearly so I could see his shoes.<br /><br />'And afterward, I look into, I see LeBron James and what's going through my psyche is, "Good gracious, the best player ever in b-ball is sitting close to me."'<br /><br />'I just went crazy totally. I'm simply thinking "wow this is the best snapshot of my life."'<br /><br />She uncovered the pair had not spoken after she had been told to not occupy players.<br /><br />Without James, who hasn't played since breaking the NBA's unsurpassed scoring record because of a lower leg injury, LA scored a vital triumph over Western Meeting rivals, Brilliant State, 109-103.
