VIDEO: Lebron James surprises Special Olympian at Celtics game
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A Massachusetts teenager was at Tuesday night's Celtics game and received a surprise he will never forget.
During the game, Lebron James ran over and said hello to Aaron Miller of Newton.
Miller was recognized at halftime for winning MVP at a recent Special Olympics competition.
Miller has overcome severe brain damage suffered at birth. After thousands of hours of surgery and physical therapy, he's on the basketball and golf teams at Newton North High School.
After the game, Lebron told reporters, "I think the doctor said he would never walk again or talk again. I looked up there and right from there, it became so much more than basketball."
James also made sure Miller received a pair of his game worn sneakers.
Miller wears shoes designed by Lebron. They are made for people who have difficulty tying laces.
