Over the last five of six games, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James has seen himself struggling in a way fans have never seen. Last night against the Timberwolves was the perfect example, where he only scored 10 points on 4/16 shooting from the field.

His recent struggles have caused a new narrative to form by critics, claiming that Father Time is finally catching up with the superstar. Former Clippers star Lou Williams thinks that’s not the case at all, as he explained on an episode of FanDuel TV’s Run It Back.

“Are we going to forget that (LeBron) was 27 and 14 just 48 hours ago? What I will say about that game last night, it reminded me of the end of my career…he had that look in eyes like: ‘What’s happening?… Someone took my Space Jam ball.’ He was a little perplexed. I don’t know if it’s Father Time or just a bad night in Minnesota, I don’t agree with that, especially when 48 hours ago you were still one of the best players in Minnesota. the world.”

In LeBron’s last four games, he is shooting 0/19 from three. Not only that, but in his last five games he has averaged just 16.6 points, 9.0 assists and 7.8 rebounds. It is very clear that he sometimes forces himself on the pitch. At the same time, he has shown multiple times this season that he is still an All-Star caliber player, so it may be time for the Lakers to reduce his load a bit.

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