Over the years, James has worked on multiple facets of his game. He has become a better defender, a smarter passer, and a stronger post player. Most significantly, however, might be James’ improvement from beyond the arc. Since 2010, James has been able to keep his three-point percentage at 35% or higher.
Much like the rough start at the free throw line in 2015, James has also struggled from three-point land. He began the season with 1,256 threes, tied for 36th place all-time. A manageable 105 threes would move him into the top 30, just edging out Phoenix Suns legend Dan Majerle and into the 28th spot.
Next: No. 18 All-Time Assists
According to former Cleveland Cavaliers star Brad Daugherty, big man Evan Mobley is playing through…
The Boston Celtics seemingly are content with letting Donovan Mitchell have some bigger scoring games…
The Cleveland Cavaliers had their hands full in their 120-95 loss against the Boston Celtics…
The Cleveland Cavaliers are going to need all the help they can get in their…
The Cleveland Cavaliers are facing an uphill battle in their second-round series against the Boston…
Per NBA insider Shams Charania, the Cleveland Cavaliers believe they have what it takes to…
