By Val Macanas
By Val Macanas
Knicks guard J.R. Smith showed his tight dribbling skills in the Knicks-Cavs game yesterday when he broke Tristan Thompson's ankles midway in the 3rd Quarter to headline New York's lopsided victory over Cleveland via 117-86 at the historic Madison Square Garden.
Smith lured Thompson at the top of the key and then he hit him with a patented Allen Iverson reverse in between the legs crossover dribble. That move proved to be a cold blooded one as it shocked Thompson to the ground. Smith finished the play with a perimeter J.
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