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The Pacers made LeBron James bleed his own blood

That’s a bold strategy, Indiana.

The Indiana Pacers made LeBron James bleed his own blood. That’s a bold strategy, but they haven’t exactly come up with any other ways of stopping him. Maybe this method will be more effective.

Update: It was. The Pacers just beat the Cavaliers by 34 points in Game 6.

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In all seriousness, it was an innocent play. While there were a couple questionable fouls against James earlier in the game — potential flagrant fouls that were not called as such — this particular one simply happened when James ran into stout defense. Here was the aftermath.

And proof that James is indeed human right here:

We have occasionally seen James bleed on the court, which seems so antithetical to James’ entire idea of being an ironman who has never suffered a serious injury. But he has bled! Here are a couple examples.

And one more instance:

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