<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> Memphis, Tenn.- In base ball, a 300-game winner is a big deal. LeBron James hasn't won all 300 games he has played in, but the Cavs might have had he played like he did in game No. 300 Wednesday night. It was as if he threw a no-hitter and hit a grand slam, too. James had 29 points, including 15 in a third-quarter barrage that livened up a deadly dull game, as the Cavs thumped the Memphis Grizzlies, 118-96, in the FedExForum. It was the seventh straight win for the Cavs (40-25). "I just felt like I wasn't going to miss," said James, who also became the youngest to cross the 8,000-point plateau and now has 8,008. "You don't get in a zone like that a lot. I did a couple times, but not like I was feeling tonight. I was able to get into a zone and hit a few 3s, hit a few jumpers and bumped the lead up. Asked about playing in his 300th game, James said: "We won. That's the No. 1 thing. My teammates allow me to be the leader of this team, allow me to do some things out on the court. I'm excited. I'm happy I'm on this team." </div> Source
