The Los Angeles Lakers' star player LeBron James and his team were eliminated from the playoffs on Thursday night. LeBron's response was to refuse to shake hands with the opposing team, storming off the court in full public view instead.
Lebron James at 5:42 left in the 4th quarter game 5 just walked into the tunnel pic.twitter.com/g0mlsEslnU
— WonderousATX (@wonderousATX) June 2, 2021
The LA Lakers were previously favored to not only win this series, but to take the NBA title, in no small part due to LeBron's pedigree. Instead, they got roundly humiliated by the Phoenix Suns. They weren't even able to go the distance of the series, losing by Game Six on Thursday night.
In fact, LeBron's behavior should be no surprise for anybody, considering the even worse stunt he pulled during Tuesday's Game Five of the series, where, with almost six minutes of game time to go, he simply got up and walked out of the game.
It's not all bad news for LeBron, however, as today marks the anniversary of the Tienemen Square massacre, and that is sure to brighten up his day as he continues to capitulate to the Chinese Communist Party and provide cover for their atrocities.
WHO DID THIS? pic.twitter.com/c6IwDOyht3
— Barrett Wilson (@BarrettWilson6) June 4, 2021
For those who don't know, LeBron is constantly in the news for his outspoken views, especially those in favor of the totalitarian government of China and falsely accusing police officers of racism after they save innocent girls' lives.
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