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LeBron James Unimpressed with the Late Defense on His 3-Pointer
Vanessa de Beaumont
LeBron James' best three-point plays typically involve a drive into the paint and a free-throw-line finish, but don't count him out from behind the arc.
Marcus Morris and the Detroit Pistons defense did Wednesday.
Suffice it to say that the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar disapproved.
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With a wide-open opportunity from the right wing, James easily knocked down the bucket—leaving his follow-through hanging for good measure.
Unimpressed. Confused. Disrespected. Had the expression No. 23 then directed at Morris been given voice, it likely would have sassed something along the lines of, "Really?"
After all, if you take a shot at the King, you best not miss. Don't give him your best, and it's unlikely he will.




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