Skip Bayless: Offensively LeBron is playing at the ‘highest level of his career’

Name: Skip Bayless: Offensively LeBron is playing at the ‘highest level of his career’
Uploaded: 2021-12-16T10:59:33-05:00
Description: In his conversation with Shannon Sharpe and Joy Taylor, Skip Bayless reacts to LeBron James' biggest pass of the night, dishing it out to Kevin Love for a clutch 3-pointer with 27.5 seconds left that gave the Cavs a four-point lead for a comeback 132-129 win over Toronto Raptors.

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In his conversation with Shannon Sharpe and Joy Taylor, Skip Bayless reacts to LeBron James' biggest pass of the night, dishing it out to Kevin Love for a clutch 3-pointer with 27.5 seconds left that gave the Cavs a four-point lead for a comeback 132-129 win over Toronto Raptors.

DECEMBER 16, 2021・National Basketball Association・5:12

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Skip Bayless: Offensively LeBron is playing at the ‘highest level of his career’

In his conversation with Shannon Sharpe and Joy Taylor, Skip Bayless reacts to LeBron James' biggest pass of the night, dishing it out to Kevin Love for a clutch 3-pointer with 27.5 seconds left that gave the Cavs a four-point lead for a comeback 132-129 win over Toronto Raptors.

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