Watch: LeBron Answers Hilarious Question About Stopping Luka Doncic’s ‘razzmatazz hop skiddily-doo’

Lakers star LeBron James will always answer questions from Dallas reporter Scoops Callahan. Prior to the game against the Dallas Mavericks, LeBron had series of interviews without paying too much attention to the awkward deliver of Callahan’s question in the exchange.

Callahan asked, “Champ, let me ask you about tonight. How do you and your hard-boiled cagers from Laker Land plan to put their lid on Luka Doncic and his razzmatazz hop skiddily-doo on your money-making end of the court?”

“I don’t know if we can stop the razz-skazz skiddily-doo, but we can make it tougher on both of them [Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis.] Two great talents and hopefully we come through with a victory,” LeBron responded.

LeBron has answered a lot of questions in his lengthy NBA career, but we believe that this was the most unusual question he has ever responded. Well, LeBron is the king of basketball, and he is also the best in managing the media. Let’s just say that he didn’t find anything odd in this interview.

Blocking Doncic and Porzingis is a tough business for every team. Both players have impeccable skills, and everyone knows that. LeBron and his teammates will try to slow these two down in order to get a good chance to jump out on top.

The Mavericks are 3-1 at this point of the regular season and struggling with the Lakers for a spot in the Western Confernce playoffs. They tried to rebuild the roster in the past few seasons, and their roster is pretty packed with talent this season.

When it comes to LeBron and his team, they are also doing a good job on the floor. The team lost the season opener against the Los Angeles Clippers, and they won the other games. This is definitely something worth mentioning, because the Lakers had a lot of problems last season. LeBron was injured, and without him, the young Lakers struggled on the floor.

Anthony Davis is here this season, and the Lakers are using him perfectly. Let’s see what happens by the end of the season. The Lakers are contenders, that’s a sure bet.