How can we say that? Well, I think you saw the pattern right over here. The probability of making, let's call it n, where n is the number of free throws we care about, n free throws in a row for somebody, and we're not just talking about LeBron here, it's going to be their free throw percentage, in this case LeBron's was 75%, to the number of free throws that we want to get in a row, so to the nth power. So for example, you might want to play around with your own free throw percentage. If your free throw percentage, let's say it's 60%, which is the same thing as 0.6. So let's say you have a 60% free throw percentage and you want to see your probability of getting 5 in a row, you would take that to the 5th power. And you'd get what looks like, if you round to the nearest hundredths, it would be about 8%.