Kyle Kuzma Fails a Magic Johnson Pass During Game 2 NBA Finals and Goes Viral: Kyle Kuzma Fails Trying No Look Pass to Lebron James
Kyle Kuzma rarely makes highlights these days due to the number of star players on Lakers roster. However, a Kyle Kuzma highlight is now the most viral moment from Game 2 of the 2020 NBA Finals. Kyle Kuzma’s Magic Johnson pass fail during Game 2 of the 2020 NBA Finals has social media buzzing.
Kyle Kuzma failed trying a no look pass to Lebron James. Instead he passed it to a ghost standing out of bounds. The moment left people wondering what the hell had just happened.
Take a look, and try not to laugh.
Shannon Sharpe’s response to Kyle Kuzma’s showtime pass fail summed up what most people were thinking “WTF was that Kuzma?”. The way he did the pass with so much confidence and flare, only to completely miss his target was hilarious to see. Lebron watching the ball go out of bounds adds to the humor.
This is one finals moment Kyle Kuzma might want to forget. Hopefully Magic Johnson wasn’t watching that happen.
To Kyle Kuzma’s defense he did successfully complete a Magic Johnson pass in Game 1.
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