8-year-old gets a surprise from Harlem Globetrotters after seeing his trick shot shooting on a FOX10 News report.
) -Let’s just say Mason Smith can dribble a basketball —or two —like no other. In fact, it might even be an understatement to say the eight-year-old is a basketball enthusiast.
FOX10 News Anchor Lenise Ligon first sat down with Mason in March, when his trick shot videos went viral. The story of the pint-sized baller and his talents—caught the attention of the Harlem Globetrotters and they invited him to their game at the Pensacola Bay Center. “We thought about getting him tickets to the game for his birthday, never dreamed that we would be here and he’d be interviewing one of the players, and all this special treatment and being with them...it’s just been wild,” said Smith.
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