Skip Bayless Praises LeBron James in an Unusual Tweet

We all know that LeBron James is the greatest basketball player of all time. We also know that Skip Bayless almost never praises the great LeBron James. Moreover, he uses almost every opportunity to criticize the king of basketball. Let’s just say that Bayless is not a fan of the three-time NBA champion.

The Los Angeles Lakers lost the first scrimmage game against the Dallas Mavericks. It was a 104-108 loss for LeBron’s team. But, LeBron showed everyone that he is the king. He did his magic in 15 minutes of game. Anthony Davis showed similar power inside the Orlando bubble.

Skip Bayless never praises LeBron James

LA played against the Orlando Magic in the second scrimmage game, and it was a pure win for the squad. LeBron and his teammates outplayed Orlando.

NBA analysts are really focused on the season resumption, and they follow every move players make. Players will finish the season without any fans in attendance. But, analysts will definitely share their take on the game, regardless of whether it’s a scrimmage or a real game.

Let’s go back to Bayless. The TV personality discussed LeBron’s performance in the second scrimmage against Orlando. No, he didn’t use any words of hate or criticism. Strange, right?

“LeBron amazes me,” Bayless wrote on Twitter. “He’s keeping himself in this 2nd restart scrimmage game into the third quarter… yet he has played THE THIRD MOST MINUTES IN NBA HISTORY. Man just can’t help himself. If it’s basketball and it’s on TV, he’s just going to play… and play…and play.”

LeBron uses scrimmages to get into the right form. He won’t miss the playoffs this season as his season sits on top of the West. The Lakers have eight games to play and the Los Angeles Clippers will be their first opponents in Orlando.

The four-time NBA MVP is in his 17^th NBA season, and he won’t stop here. LeBron has great chance to win the MVP title too. But, the NBA may decide to go with the numbers players had prior to the hiatus. If that’s the case, Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo will win the regular season award.