LeBron: When I Focus on Offense, I'm Terrifying!

"Swish!"

Curry turned around and sank a three-pointer.

Right after him, Wade switched onto Curry, bumped him off balance, then turned for a midrange jumper.

Answer ball!

George tried to take on Bosh again, but it was only a feint.

Being confident and constantly forcing the attack were two different things.

George knew what he should do at any given moment.

"Whoosh!"

He drove and kicked it back to Curry, then swung the ball across the court to Su Yan, three steps beyond the three-point line.

LeBron was a beat late on defense.

The "King" seemed to have no intention of closing out at all. He thought... Su Yan didn't need to be guarded closely from that spot.

That was a dangerous thought.

That was a crazy thought.

"Get up on him!"

Coach Spo roared from the sideline.

By the time LeBron reacted, Su Yan had already raised his hands and launched a three-pointer.

"Swish!!!"

LeBron paid for his lackadaisical defense.

Even though he was a superstar and the team's longtime leader, he had the "privilege" of taking fewer turns on defense.

He should focus more on offense.

But the player with the ball this time was Su Yan, the "Current #1 Player" who had just won back-to-back FMVPs.

LeBron had no excuse not to close out.

He should have been even more decisive on defense.

The teams switched ends.

LeBron pushed up the court, then once again bulldozed his way through Curry and Tony Allen with a completely unreasonable attack.

He drove to the basket and drew contact.

"Swish!"

"Swish!"

Both free throws were good.

On the next possession, LeBron bent over at the top of the arc with both hands on his knees. He looked like he was resting, but in truth, he was a ravenous lion waiting