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I guess Lakers made a wrong decision, they should have inserted J.R. Smith in the game instead of Morris, so if JR Smith grab that offensive rebound, he will just run away until the clock expires. hahaha

What happen has already happen, they have move on for sure, but honestly I'm expecting JR smith to somehow gain some minutes.

Lol

Morris lost his composure as the clock winding down, well I guess that's because Morris lacks of experience on the big stage.
While Danny Green has been shooting a very poor 3pt shooting percentage throughout the post season, and that was his worst miss of all time of his career.
J.r smith has lost his game IMO, I don't know but maybe that 2018 finals happenings might have ruined his basketball career.

Just to be fair with Morris though, he has been contributing to the Lakers team prior to that mistakes, he has been hitting 3's open and contested, and he was put there to contained Jimmy Butler, and he was really doing good as well, except that shot by Butler in which he was really left out and his hands are no where to be found in front of Jimmy.

However, all of this good things he has done has been erased with that costly turn over, if you look at the reply, the pass was too strong for AD to even attempt to get it. In the case of Danny Green, probably he will remember that missed as well, he was really open, he has the experienced, and he was prepared to take the shot, but you can see that the trajectory was short the moment he released it.