Recently, former NBA player Mike Miller talked about former Heat and Cavaliers teammate James when participating in Paul George's podcast program "Podcast P Show".

Miller said: "Every time LeBron tells me, 'If I pass the ball to you, killer, you can just take action.' I said, 'I do this.' It means everything. The shooter on the LeBron team can have an impact even if he doesn't shoot. All he needs is an extra foot or two. People think he really needs is shooting, so he has many shooters every time he teams up. This is the perception of shooting, it's actually space. When I entered the league, I was a little bit of a player who can do everything but is not good at it. Then I had to transform myself into a shooter. Because I looked around, I entered the league with McGrady and Hill, and I sighed, 'Damn, they did a lot better than me.'

"The pass LeBron gave me hit my palm like a bullet flying in, and then the whole audience was sighing of expectation and disappointment. This is done four or five times, and I said, ‘Go to him! ’I started to do a little extra exercise, which was that I ran on the treadmill for five minutes, jumped down and scored a three-pointer. Then jump back to the treadmill, run for five minutes, and then score a three-pointer. You must make five consecutive three-pointers like this. I train myself to be able to handle those moments and I will be the guy on this team because Wade, LeBron and Bosh need space and I have to show off when they pass the ball to me. ”