Simply dominating the Toronto Raptors from the opening tip of Game 2, LeBron James led the Cavs to a 113-90 victory on Wednesday. James finished the game with 39 points, which is quite impressive. But since he made 15 free-throws, James scored 39 points on just 15 shots, an impressive feat that hasn’t been done since 1984.
That’s right, James’ performance in Game 2 is a rarity in NBA history. Only one other player, Terry Porter, has had a similar type of performance. And Porter did that in 1992.
LeBron just scored 39 points on fewer than 15 shots. That'd been done precisely once in the playoffs since 1984. pic.twitter.com/b8lNtVRcv6
— nick wright (@getnickwright) May 4, 2017
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