J.R. Smith breaks out air guitar celebration after dagger against Kings
Oh, Earl Joseph. You've done it again.
Its been a minute since we've seen J.R. Smith in a place where he felt he could unabashedly break out his calling card celebration, but finally, Wednesday night he cracked the cask on an old vintage.
Nailing a coffin triple in the final minute against the Sacramento Kings, Smith dropped a two-part celebration. First he chopped the salad. He then played the solo to "Three Bird" and offered a prayer to Threezus. Through Him, all threes are possible:
Via Bleacher Report:
Never change, J.R. Smith.https://t.co/cz26djtk7B
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 10, 2016
And a Vine, because you deserve it:
The Cavaliers pulled out the road win 120-111. Smith chalked up 15 points, five rebounds and a steal. He's not a Kevin Love-type piece, but when Good J.R. shows up, the Cavs flourish.
Dan is on Twitter. If you can't handle J.R. at his Hyde, you don't deserve him at his Jekyll.
