- Aug 26, 2000
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Against high school all-americans, the best of the best...again!
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James, in what is expected to be his final game as an amateur, scored 34 points and won an unprecedented third major high-school All-Star game MVP, but his Black team lost to the Silver 107-102 in Thursday's Capital Classic.
Displaying a few moves perfected by Jordan -- the windmill dunk, the lean-in pump fake to draw a foul -- James made 13 of 30 shots and had 12 rebounds and six assists in 34 minutes, the most playing time of any player. His 34 points were the second most ever scored in the 30-year history of the Classic, behind Louis Bullock's 40 in 1995.
