LeBron James: Top 5 Moments of His Playoff Career

The Miami Heat's LeBron James may still not be the owner of a ring yet, but that doesn't mean he hasn't had his moments of brilliance in the postseason.

James has had many spectacular performances in the playoffs over the past five years, from jaw-dropping dunks to clutch jumpers.

Let's take a look at five of his most memorable moments.

5. James Dunks on Rasheed Wallace Late: May 27, 2007

With his team struggling late in the game and down two games to none, James proceeded to take over in what would be the turning point for the Cavaliers in the series.

He finished with 32 points, 9 rebounds, and 9 assists.

4. James' Game-Winning Layup Against the Wizards: May 3, 2006

In what was his first career playoff series, James did not disappoint.

This is a highlight of his game-winning, baseline go-ahead basket as time nearly expires. The Cavs would go on to end the series in the next game.

James finished with 45 points.

3. James Leads Heat to Game Four Win in Boston: May 9, 2011

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Not only could this be one of James' biggest moments in his postseason career, but it could also go down as a breakthrough game for the Miami Heat's new superstar.

On this night, James scored 35 points and brought down 14 rebounds en route to leading the Miami Heat to a Game 4 victory over the Boston Celtics, giving Miami a three games to one lead.

This game was so important for James because unless the Celtics make an incredible comeback, it will in fact mark the turning point for James against the Boston Celtics, who had owned him for seemingly his entire career.

2. "With No Regard for Human Life": May 16, 2008

This take to the rim is undoubtedly one of the most famous moments of James' career. He would finish with 32 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists.

Watch and enjoy the show.

1. Orlando Magic Buzzer Beater: May 22, 2009

Finally, this moment was a defining moment in James' career as a Cavalier and perhaps is the biggest shot he has made yet.

James sunk this time-expiring three-pointer to lead the Cavaliers to victory as well as even up the series with the Orlando Magic.