“What is LeBron James smoking?”: Fans troll Lakers star for weird ‘I’ll go home and be double fisted’ statement on missing free throws

NBA Twitter eviscerated LeBron James for saying he needed to ‘go home and stay double fisted’ to stop missing free throws.

In a blowout win over the Mavs on Christmas Day, LeBron didn’t need to be at his best. His big men bore the brunt of the scoring as AD and Montrezl Harrell combined to score 50 points on great efficiency. The Lakers romped to a 138-115 win and LeBron only played 31 minutes on the night.

But in those 31 minutes, James showed us all the highs and lows of his game. He hit a beautiful fadeaway one-legged jumper over Luka, a shot he takes great pride in. But he also managed to airball a free throw and shoot a one-legged floater on a 3-pointer that was woefully off.

LeBron airball free throw. 💀💀pic.twitter.com/h0uKIrESFL

— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) December 26, 2020

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Fans troll LeBron James for comments on missed free throw

Following the game, James had some strange comments to make as his explanation for missing his free throws:

“I’m going to go home and be double fisted so that I don’t airball free throws.”

LeBron James;

“I’m going to go home and be double fisted so that I don’t airball free throws.”

(via @LakersNation, @ScoopB) pic.twitter.com/VPgMIgGwcB

— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) December 26, 2020

Fans didn’t quite think much of his comments.

What is James smoking?

— Amulya Shekhar (@tweet_amulya) December 27, 2020

This makes absolutely no sense LeFraud💀

— Official🧙‍♂️(0-1) And (10-5)-x (@Officialj0nn) December 26, 2020

Terrible free throw shooter for his career. Two part shots are really difficult and it should have been changed 20 years ago.

— kingsley hooker (@1Kingsley) December 26, 2020

You wanna run that by me one more time??? pic.twitter.com/xoL1WPwTCS

— Malik’s World 🌍 (@MaliksDeadPage) December 26, 2020

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The Lakers next take on the Blazers at the Staples Center 3 days later.