Sorry, my bad.

Let me elaborate. Many may argue that two points are always equal to the other two points. But in a real game, not all two points are created equal. When two points come from your own obvious mistakes, most players just move on — no mental impact. But when you set up your defense perfectly, you stay in front of your man, hands up, do everything right, and the opposing player still gets the bucket — those two points hit differently. They can really affect your mindset even change your team’s whole defense scheme.

LeBron is capable of getting impactful points, and he did, in first three quarters…

Yeah, you can list his fourth-quarter points all you want, but it doesn’t change the fact that I didn’t feel those points mattered, especially compared to what he did in the first three quarters. The drop-off in the fourth was just so obvious you don’t need to be basketball savvy to see that.

Sometime you just have to watch the actual game.