‘Not good at all’: LeBron James makes brutal admission after 76ers’ 119-95 loss to Cavs

Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty ImagesLeBron James’ return to Cleveland didn’t go according to plan, as the Cavaliers hammered the Philadelphia 76ers 119-95.The Sixers have arguably been the best team in the NBA so far this season, so most people expected a routine win for them on Friday night.However, nothing really worked for Philly, especially in offence. James has put his hands up and admitted as much after the game.LeBron James admits he was ‘not good at all’ during 76ers vs CavaliersIn almost every game this season, the Philadelphia 76ers have seen at least one of their many stars step up and win them the game.Tyrese Maxey has been the main man more often than not, while Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, James and even VJ Edgecombe have played their parts.On Friday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers, none of the big names really stepped up and delivered, and that cost them the game.After the defeat, James spoke to reporters, and he admitted that the Sixers, starting with himself, were not good offensively.He said, as per Dave McMenamin on X: “Every game has its own challenges. And I don’t think offensively, as a group, and I know I d*** sure wasn’t good at all. We’ll look at the film and try to get better for Sunday.”James is right; the Sixers were really poor on offence. Having a team full of superstars, with not one of them managing over 20 points, is not a good look at all.It’s not the end of the world, though, as this is just their second defeat in 10 games. There’s plenty of time to bounce back, and we think the 76ers will do just that.Up next is a game against the Chicago Bulls, a team the Sixers have already beaten this season. We expect the same again on Sunday.Read more:‘Slumping‘: Skip Bayless fires shots at LeBron James after 76ers are ‘blown out’ by the CavsChandler Parsons says there’s only one thing LeBron James cares about right nowSkip Bayless emphatically tears down LeBron James’ entire spell with the LA Lakers, ‘completely overrated’