“LeBron Was Most Def Ball Hogging”: Fans Blame LBJ For Steph Curry’s Poor Shooting, “Forcing the GREATEST Shooter Ever Into a Role Player”

LeBron James is once again enhancing his legend and solidifying his legacy as the second-leading scorer for Team USA at 40 years old, averaging 16.5 points per game. Steve Kerr’s squad did need LeBron to overextend himself a bit in exhibition play with a valiant performance against South Sudan, where he scored the game-winning bucket.  Since those couple of games, the rest of the team has caught up for the most part. Kevin Durant has returned, and the wins are coming easier. Is Steph Curry’s Poor Shooting A Result Of Playing In LeBron James’ System? The uncharacteristically bad shooting of Steph Curry has become a growing concern, especially for fans on social media. The greatest shooter in NBA history is shooting 33 percent from the field and less than 24 percent from three-point land in his past three games, which is unheard of.  ‘Grant Hill Calling Me a Conspiracy Theorist Is Dissapointing’: Kevin Durant’s Grand Olympic Entry Makes Jaylen Brown Olympics Snub Less Important Some people blame James and his style of play. They also pointed to LeBron’s ball dominance in Olympic play as the reason free agents such as Klay Thompson didn’t want to come to L.A. this offseason. ...