LeBron James Gives Ex-Teammate NSFW Trash Talk in Lakers Win

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James feels really good at the moment, and his latest trash talk will definitely give you a good laugh. Oh, yes, the four-time NBA champion is winning games. The Lakers saw many struggles early in the regular season. They look much better now.

The Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings and LeBron finished the night with 31 points. King James was really excited about the game, so he decided to tease Tristan Thompson.

“I’m mother****ing problem!” he said.

"I'm a motherf*****g problem!"

LeBron James letting Tristan Thompson & the Kings bench know during his 14-point quarter. Bron finished with 31 ? pic.twitter.com/s5uCBICGhj

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LeBron James will blast opponents with more trash talk

LeBron and his teammates struggled on the floor, but they are winners now.

“I missed a lot of really good looks early on, but my teammates were just telling me, ‘Bring us home,’” LeBron said following the game. “When you get the confidence from your teammates and continue to trust the work you put in, you live with the results no matter what.”

LeBron is seeing a lot of minutes right now. He probably needs some trash-talk to keep things moving. Lakers coaches may consider giving him less minutes. However, the NBA is dealing with a surge in new COVID cases, so LeBron won’t get much rest in the upcoming period.

“I mean, obviously, throughout the course of a game, we try to pick moments when I can get some rest. Obviously, without AD, we have all had to pick up in some ways where we probably didn’t beforehand—so that’s doing more rebounding, doing more screening, doing more taking charges, doing more trying to get blocked shots and also picking up more minutes as well. So, you know, I’ve always put myself in a position where I can play heavy minutes and do whatever it takes to help this team win. Coach has done a good job … just trying to watch my minutes at times, but we also need to win ball games as well.”

We will be seeing more from LeBron this season. He may be 37 but he plays elite basketball. LA needs more of his dominance to keep winning games.