The Lakers forward was less-than-thrilled about a certain moment last night.
Last night, your Los Angeles Lakers clawed their way back from a 19-point second quarter disadvantage against the Dallas Mavericks to have a shot to straight-out win at the end of regulation.
After Russell Westbrook inbounded the ball to LeBron James with six seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, King James passed the rock to a wide-open Troy Brown Jr, who let fly for a game-winning three with the contest knotted up 108-108. Why James didn’t just drive and try to draw contact and/or connect on a dunk or layup is anyone’s guess, given that the Lakers only need to win by a single point.
Brown was blocked by Tim Hardaway Jr. and the ball missed the net. The clock expired and the two teams began their first of two eventual overtime periods. The Mavericks would go on to win, 119-115.
TBJ posted this afterwards:
