“Usually Bron gives it up to get it back, right?,” George said on Podcast P with Paul George. “So I see he’s not giving it up. So, my next train of thought is like let me try to pick him up a little earlier. But at the same time, it’s like ‘I gotta get ready to absorb the contact too’.

“…It was just like a deer in the headlights. I don’t know what to do right here. Before I could think about the next thing to do, I was just stuck.”

“When it happened, I thought it was crazy because everyone in the f***ing arena was standing,” George said. “The gym was going crazy, so I thought it was worse than it was. When I saw it, I was [not that bad]. It was crazy that he banged that s**t. … He had bad intentions. It was literally like a bull.”

Despite PG-13 trying to absorb the contact from the dunk, he ended up being called for a blocking foul.

“I asked Bron, ‘Bro, did I foul you?’ He was like, ‘Not at all.’ … I needed some help at that moment,” George said. “I was like, ‘All right, cool.’”

Even though he got totally owned, PG-13 definitely appreciated the fact that an almost 40-year-old LeBron can still produce amazing feats like that.

“For LeBron to still show that athleticism at 39 years old is crazy impressive,” George said.

The Lakers enjoyed a narrow 106-103 victory that day and fans won’t have to wait too long to catch the next battle of LA, as the two teams face off again on January 23.