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-Last night at 4:35 left he turned the ball over.Regardless of what it "seems", by NBA stats last night was literally the first time that LeBron had a turnover in clutch time all season. Against 20 points and 6 assists.
He is holding the ball too long and not making the right play some of the time, but that goes to being less than 10 games in with a new team and new coach and the lineups keep changing. It will take time for the team to gel and make good plays together.
edit: clutch stats so far this year (last 5 minutes game within 5), obviously minuscule sample size but that's why the whole argument is dumb
Lebron 7-16 shooting, 5-8 from line, 20 points, 6 assists, 1 turnover
Kuzma 5-7 shooting, 1-2 from line, 11 points, 0 assists, 1 turnover
Hart 2-8 shooting, 4-5 from line, 9 points, 0 assists, 0 turnovers
Lonzo 2-3 shooting, 0-0 from line, 6 points, 2 assists, 0 turnovers
Williams 2-2 shooting, 0-0 from line, 4 points, 0 assists, 0 turnovers
Lance 1-3 shooting, 1-2 from line, 3 points, 2 assists, 0 turnovers
Ingram 0-1 shooting, 1-2 from line 1 point, 0 assists, 1 turnover
worth noting that nearly all of Kuzma's shots were layins/dunks off of passes.
-Nice driving basket around 3:45
-Just barely missed a turnover as the ball got knocked away.
-At 2:00 mark dribbles the clock down and gets the ball poked away out of bounds from him by Barnes without ever passing. Gets the inbounds pass and has to force up a shot since the clock is low.
-At 1:40 mark gets the ball with 21 on the clock and dribbles out the clock without ever passing and has to force a drive and shot as the clock is running out.
-:30 second mark Lebron helps off of Barnes to try and help on Doncic's drive way too late and leaves Barnes open for a 3.
None of that is shown in the clutch stats as the lead was above 5 that whole time. There was a few missed shots and a travel by Ingram late that played a part in the game being so close so it's not all on Lebron but Lebron was bad late in that game.