They call him King James these days, and he's one of the NBA's biggest and brightest stars, but once upon a time LeBron James was an uncommonly talented kid from Akron, Ohio, whose rise to royalty started with the support of a bunch of friends/teammates and a MLB Jerseys life-changing coach. More than a Game, a new documentary now open in limited release, follows their story over the course of nine years and reveals how James never left behind his friends, coach -- or the hard lessons he learned about friendship, family and teamwork -- on the way to the top. PopStar was on hand when James, Coach Dru Joyce, teammates Sian Cotton, Dru Joyce III, Willie McGee, and Romeo Travis, as well as director Kristopher Belman, met the media during a press conference at a New York City hotel. Following are excerpts from James' part of the conversation.NBA Jerseys LeBron, Kris was this aspiring filmmaker doing a school project and you weren't famous yet when he started shooting More than a Game. What was your reaction back in the day when he first started shooting, and what's it like now, years later, to see the finished film? At first, Coach Dru had to really calm us down. He was like, "There's this kid from Akron, he's going to come to one practice and he wants to sit down with you." We were like, "We don't know about this, Coach. You already closed practices to the media, so now you're letting another media guy in here? OK, where you (coming) from?" But Coach was like, "Just give the guy an opportunity. Just give him a NFL ALL STAR shot. He's just doing a school project, man." He came out for one practice. He was never intrusive. He stayed in the background. He got what he had to get throughout the first practice, and it was cool. And then a Monday practice turned into a Tuesday practice and he was there again. We were kind of looking at Coach. "What's going on, man?" Then, Wednesday and  阅读全文>>