Metta World Peace Says LeBron’s Lakers Are ‘Bigger’ Than Kobe’s ’10 Lakers

The Los Angeles Lakers are having an excellent season despite their four-game losing streak. The team had an amazing start to the regular season. Former Laker Metta World Peace was asked about whether the current team of these Lakers is better than the organization he was part of.

“I think they’re bigger than us to tell you the truth,” Metta said … “They’re 24-6 at this point? They’re bigger than what we were at this point in the season.”

It comes as a surprise to hear this. Ron Artest says that the current iteration of the Lakers is really good. Artest played alongside one of the best scorers. Pau Gasol was also a brilliant forward and he announced a new era of the modern stretch big. Andrew Bynum was a solid player down low. Derek Fisher was a successful point guard. The other role players were amazing athletes like Lamar and Shannon Brown.

LeBron James and Anthony Davis will try to match the Magic-Kareem duo. Matching the Shaq-Kobe duo of the early 2000s is not an option. Both players have successful players in the team. The four-game losing streak has affected the game, but the Lakers can make the playoffs. They have every chance to do that.

World Peace knows something most fans don’t. Bryant’s fans won’t accept this until LeBron helps the team win the Larry O’Brien Trophy.

LeBron suffered an injury on the right groin, but he feels good. He played on Christmas Day and lost the game to the Los Angeles Clippers. According to him, this injury won’t stop him from winning a game. This injury won’t stop him from winning a title. Let’s see what happens next in the season.

Anthony Davis once said that if healthy, the Lakers can win a lot of games. He came to Los Angeles to win a title, and LeBron has unlocked his full potential. Most experts say that LeBron is in the primetime of his professional career. LeBron signed with the Lakers to win a title, and he won’t go home without winning one. This season is great, and the Lakers play really well at this point.