A pretty exciting scene on the court.
Can't lie, it really got our blood pumping.
Channing Frye and Quentin were actively making space for LeBron as soon as they hit the court.
Not to say they were working that well with LeBron.
To be honest, Gibson's passes last season were much more comfortable for them.
But the hope of defeating Su Wan was right there in front of them, and they wanted to try to wash away the embarrassment they felt as Cavaliers players who seemed doomed to lose against Su Wan.
It was a matter of NBA pride.
Nothing else.
But their energetic running soon came to a halt.
Because...
LeBron, feeling something was off as he faced Su Wan, gave a "beep beep" backing-up signal, retreating to just before the midline, then approached slowly again.
But Su was standing right on the three-point line, completely unresponsive to his movement. — This position was tactical, LeBron would need to dribble forward another step to make an "eight-step layup".
