The Laker LeBron is off to a less than ideal start as his new team is winless through three games, victimized by the Trail Blazers, Rockets and Spurs, and giving up a shade under 132 points per contest. This season marks the first 0-3 start since 2004 for LeBron, his second year in the league.
In an overtime loss to the Spurs on Monday night, LeBron helped his team fight back from an 18-point deficit at home with 32 points, 14 assists, 8 rebounds, and a tying 28-foot 3-pointer from the top of the key with 3.
3 seconds left in regulation.James’ proficient night didn’t come without some muffs. With 10 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter and the Lakers trailing 128-125, James signaled for a timeout as teammate Josh Hart was advancing the ball. Thankfully for James and the Lakers, who had no timeouts remaining, it was not granted by the referees.
More notably, with the Lakers leading by one with 12.8 seconds remaining in overtime, James missed two straight free throws. After the game, ESPN Stats & Info released a wild stat that will validate all Kobe truthers in the circular LeBron vs. Kobe debate.
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) October 23, 2018
— Thomas Browne (@VirtueNotVice) October 23, 2018
— Nigward Tennisballs (@Krota__) October 23, 2018
— 🏊♂️💰 (@goatsboost) October 23, 2018
Somewhere, Skip Bayless is masturbating to this statistic. And I wish I never pushed forth that visual.
