The Best Part Of The Miami Heat's Visit To The White House

    President Obama tells LeBron it's his world, and Wade offers the president a contract.

    Earlier today, the Miami Heat visited the White House for the customary "NBA champions meet the President" Basketballers-President meeting. Early on, President Obama joked about how going up against him prepared guys like LeBron James and Dwyane Wade to face Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. He also showed off his basketball knowledge by mentioning how Wade worked on his core and James his post moves prior to the season, and that the acquisition of Shane Battier played a big role in the Heat reaching the next level.

    The best parts, though, came when Obama ragged on the players: he told Mike Miller he "looked broken down last year... like an old man," and he called Juwan Howard "grandpa." And when LeBron took the podium, we reached peak Obama.

    LeBron seemed a bit nervous at first, but after a little gentle harassment from the president —

    — he gave a nice little speech about how far they'd come. "We just want to thank you for the hospitality, for allowing us to be in the White House. I mean, we in the White House!"

    And then, as he awarded Obama his honorary Heat jersey, Wade teased Obama about an open spot on the team.

    The President's response: "You guys need a shooter?"

    Here's video of LeBron and Wade with the President.

    buzzfeed.com

    UPDATE: This was the other best part, though it didn't come during the live White House telecast.