Skeets

in that he's got the ball in his hands, unlike last year's playoffs, which were watching Kempore Jr.

be the point guard.

That was that was terrible.

Let's move on to LeBron James and his run of 1,297 consecutive double-digit regular season scoring efforts that ended last night in Toronto.

He was held to eight points in the Lakers, 123-120 win over the Raptors.

But LeBron did have the game-winning assist, setting up Rui Hachimura in the corner, splashed the three, time expired.

LeBron could have taken the shot.

That would have got him to 10 points.

Even if he takes it and they miss, it's maybe going to overtime.

He then has a chance to keep the streak alive, but he's always making the right play to TK.

And he makes the pass.

He had a beautiful pass, obviously, right to the pocket there for Rui.

And led by Austin Reeves with a monster game, which I know we'll talk about.

The Lakers beat the Raptors in the most entertaining, well, one of the most entertaining games of the night.

A couple of nice games last night.

You sound a little cynical, Skeets, saying LeBron was passing it because he knew everything was going to work out perfectly.

Like you're saying, if Rui misses, I got five more minutes to get back to the points.

And if he makes it, I look awesome for making the right play, but I'm sure Donyell Marshall was watching last night and tipping his cap to Sir LeBron, always making the right play.

He could have forced up a shot for sure, but he said, according to Rui, he said...

During the timeout, this is coming to you.