LeBron James powered into the lane, looking to take another step toward an NBA title.
Instead, he took too many steps.
James was whistled for traveling, ending a possession that could have given the Los Angeles Lakers a fourth-quarter lead.
A couple minutes later, he did it again.
In the time of the game when he usually turns it up, James turned it over Sunday night, part of a sloppy performance by the Lakers in a 115-104 loss to the Miami Heat in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
"It wasn't about effort, it was just about execution," Lakers coach Frank Vogel said.