Photo: Lakers Coach Scared Of This LeBron James Powerful Dunk

LeBron James may be the dunk the Los Angeles Lakers have been looking for, and head coach Frank Vogel knows it. LeBron has been working really hard inside the Orlando bubble, and it shows. King James joined the Lakers to win his fourth championship, and he may also win the NBA MVP award. Where does this leave Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo?

LeBron and Anthony Davis have been working really hard, and many analysts would agree that these two make the best duo in the world of basketball. This duo will have to do wonders. The Lakers will play without Rajon Rondo and Avery Bradley, and that changes everything. LeBron will see a bigger load in the next few months and the same applies to every other player on the Lakers roster.

LeBron and his teammates are practicing with the coaching staff. Assistant coach Phil Handy is leading the team and we all know that he likes to win titles. King James likes to win titles, too.

Handy was part of the Cleveland Cavaliers family when the team defeated Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors. He was with the team with their other Finals losses. Handy joined forces with Nick Nurse and his coaching team in 2019. He wanted to win another ring. That’s a sure bet. Handy re-joined the Lakers last season. He had spent three years in the team in his early coaching career. According to Handy, King James is one of the most coachable players in the NBA. Some would say that LeBron is dominant and arrogant. Well, Handy has something to say about LeBron and his dunking style.

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LeBron James is a dunk master

The Lakers have their practice sessions regularly, and Handy got the chance to talk to LeBron. They had an exchange on Instagram, and Handy shared a photo of the king’s dunk.

“Can’t stand anywhere near the rim with this dude,” the caption read.

LeBron sure took notice of this and his response was hilarious. He wrote, “Ha! My bad my G.”

some practice footage courtesy of Dwight: pic.twitter.com/W3qikSJQB0

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The @Lakers get back to work at practice in Orlando! #WholeNewGame pic.twitter.com/Sb8gLoKQ33

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Lakers players have shared photos and videos of their practices. We can see LeBron’s dunks and Rajon Rondo’s videos. The veteran has to stay at home and watch his teammates play.