LeBron James lashes out at critics after Cam Reddish blasts five 3-pointers in Lakers’ comeback win over Suns

Remember when LeBron James had a chance to attempt an awkwardly angled, extremely difficult breakaway layup over the outstretched arms of Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo, but instead fired one to Cam Reddish A precise cross-court pass that leads to an open shot — the game-winning jumper?

Even though this was just a few days ago, things are moving fast in the NBA. The Los Angeles Lakers were embarrassed between that controversial loss to the Miami Heat and their in-season game against the Phoenix Suns on Friday against the Houston Rockets, and for much of the game it looked like they were about to suffer another A disastrous defeat.

But the Purple and Gold fought back in the fourth quarter, overcoming a double-digit deficit and beating Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal and the Suns 122-119 in the desert. James was the best player on the Los Angeles team, making 11 of 17 shots and scoring 32 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists efficiently. Still, the Lakers’ hard-fought comeback would come to nothing without Reddish, who hit three of his five 3-pointers in the final quarter, including one with just over a minute left. A crucial corner splash that put his team five points ahead.

What does it look like as a family?This is certainly true for James, who Shout out critics Coming off a thrilling win in Los Angeles, he’s had a career-long passion for finding the open man in clutch situations.

“Nothing,” LeBron James responded when asked what Reddish showed him on Friday. “I already knew that with Cam. For all the naysayers who know nothing about basketball.” And basketball experts, they told me I should be shooting in Miami instead of passing to Cam Reddish… Well, I did the same thing tonight because I trust my teammates and I do it every time Make the right choice. The game ball definitely belongs to Cam Reddish.”

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Speak, king. The win moved the Lakers to 4-5 on the season, tied with the Suns and New Orleans Pelicans in the Western Conference standings.