Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James had some uncharacteristic blunders in the first half of Game 4 of the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat.

His biggest brain-fart came in the dying seconds before halftime, as The King just let some precious 3.1 seconds go to waste and didn't even attempt to make a play to give LA a bigger cushion before the buzzer.

Anthony Davis inbounded the ball to James with still some ample time to set up a final play. Rajon Rondo could even be seen asking for the ball as he rushed down the floor.

LeBron, however, hesitated and gave the rock up as time expired. Rondo even bounced the ball hard in frustration shortly after that missed opportunity.

In basketball, a lot can happen in 3.1 seconds, which makes it been more mind-boggling that James just let the clock run out. It's not like it's the end of the game where the outcome is already decided.

LeBron James was certainly not himself in the first half, as he turned the ball over five times.

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