LeBron James Hilarious Reaction to NSFW Celebration, Rumors of Imminent Fine

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is making headlines for so many reason, including his celebration in the game against the Indiana Pacers. Yes, everyone is talking about the two Pacers fans who were ejected after heckling LeBron. Oh wait, LeBron did much more than get those two out. He was right about that one and those fans had to leave the game because of all the terrible things they said. What about LeBron’s NSFW celebration? The king of basketball was pretty happy following one of his shots. He was spectacular in the game and maybe he did a good thing. Sort of. The NBA won’t be happy about this one.

The four-time NBA champion did the big b*lls gesture after hitting his dagger trey in overtime. Does he regret this? Absolutely not. He even shared the video on his Instagram.

LeBron has some BIG COJONES ?

(via @KingJames on IG) pic.twitter.com/LQS8HnuvCc

— Paolo Songco (@PaoloSongcoNBA) November 26, 2021

LeBron James chose his celebration “well”

Many would condemn this gesture but LeBron did what he had to do.

Will the NBA fine him? They did fine Toronto Raptors guard Fred VanVleet. The veteran guard got a $15,000 fine after doing the same thing. LeBron may get a similar fine. The NBA won’t ignore this.

Sam Cassell and the movie “Major League” made this celebration famous. It’s just a thing some players like to do when they score big. LeBron scored big and a lot of fans stand by his side. Does he need another suspension right now? No. He was already ejected and suspended for elbowing Detroit Pistons big man Stewart Isaiah. LeBron has earned a lot of millions in his career and he will earn a lot more, so the potential fine won’t really affect his net worth.

Lakers players need LeBron to be healthy. Doing a NSFW celebration? Yes, he can do that and much more as long as his team is winning.

The Lakers are getting back on track. Players are working towards improving their record. They beat the Pacers, and the Sacramento Kings are next on their list. We have at least one good reason to believe that LA will win this one.