Visitor's locker room, utter silence.
Mike Brown looked at everyone with their heads down, and once again his gaze turned to Shaquille O'Neal.
No choice, other than LeBron, Shaquille O'Neal was the only one among them with the ability to handle the ball alone.
The others mainly focused on receiving LeBron James's passes for easy scores.
Especially Quentin Richardson and Channing Frye, who relied on LeBron's passing. Till now in the new season, one of them had averaged 15.4 points and could make 2.1 three-point shots per game; the other had averaged 11.3 points, managing to hit 1.8 three-pointers per game.
Of course, LeBron also depended on their scoring to have ample space for breakthroughs.
So far this season, he had been averaging 27.4 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists per game and though he had a high turnover rate of 3.2, his shooting percentage was 48.5%.
That was nearly 1% higher than his peers!
Such is the power of LeBron paired with good shooters.
