LeBron James Struggles in Lakers Loss to Timberwolves

LeBron James is experiencing a significant shooting slump, particularly from three-point range, as evidenced by his recent performances. In a loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, he scored just 10 points with an 0-for-4 showing from beyond the arc, extending his three-point miss streak to 19 attempts. Despite contributing 27 points and 14 assists in a narrow win against the Utah Jazz, he still failed to make any of his nine three-point attempts, marking a career-worst streak of 20 consecutive missed threes. This season, James's scoring average of 22.6 points per game is the lowest since his rookie year. He acknowledged the challenges of adjusting to a lower usage rate under new coach J.J. Redick and emphasized his ability to impact games beyond scoring. As the Lakers move forward, his shooting struggles raise concerns about their offensive efficiency, especially with key players sidelined due to injuries.