LeBron James Sends Warning to Haters for Upcoming 2019-20 NBA Season

LeBron James’ first season with the Los Angeles Lakers was a disaster. His injuries limited him to 55 games which is the fewest of his 16-year NBA career. Critics said LeBron was on the downside of his professional career. Haters waited really too long to see him injured. But, he has a message for them all. The 2019-20 season will be huge for him.

The veteran player took to social media to share the video evidence of his preparation for the upcoming season.

We have never questioned LeBron’s work ethic. That’s why he delivers top-notch performances. For all the critics of his alleged decline, LeBron’s statistical averages past season reflected his success with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2018. The Cavs made the NBA Finals for eight years in a row.

In 2018-19, LeBron averaged 27.4 points per game. In the previous season with the Cavs, LeBron averaged 27.5. When it comes to rebounding, the king had an average of 8.5 per game. In Cleveland, he had an average of 8.6. Let’s discuss assists. LeBron’s average dropped from 9.1 to 8.3 per game. The average steals experienced a minor dip from 1.4 to 1.3 for each contest.

It’s really silly to think that LeBron’s performance has declined just because the Lakers didn’t make the NBA playoffs. It wasn’t his fault. LeBron will teach his critics a lesson, and he enjoys proving everyone wrong. He’s been doing that since high school.

The Lakers have Anthony Davis on the roster this season. LeBron and Davis make the most powerful duo in the NBA at the moment. DeMarcus Cousins suffered a terrible injury, and Lakers fans were sort of disappointed. But the mighty duo of starting forwards will make up for the damage.

LeBron gave us evidence of his readiness. His game is no joke. The king will handle whatever comes his ways. An injury? No problem. A loss? He wins more games. So, the Lakers fanbase better get ready for the heat wave. We can’t wait to see LeBron in action. Davis? He is ready to give LeBron what he needs to turn the Lakers into contenders.