LeBron Makes Brutally Honest Admission On Teammate

Patrick Beverley made the “too small” gesture at LeBron James in the unexpected win over the Los Angeles Lakers. The Chicago Bulls beat the Lakers and Pat Bev used the opportunity to trash his former team. Well, guess who got their revenge? The Lakers defeated the Bulls on Wednesday and Beverley was pretty quiet. One Laker taught him a lesson, and LeBron made a big admission about his teammate.

The 121-110 win helped the Lakers go back to .500. They are trying really hard to make the playoffs and every win counts. LeBron is healthy again and Darvin Ham threw him in the starting lineup. It was a good night for the king of basketball, but Anthony Davis was the star of the show. He was brilliant!

Austin Reaves stole the show for a moment. He made the “too small” during Wednesday’s game and Beverley got the message. One thing stands for sure. LeBron appreciates the gesture. He loved the way Reaves got his payback.

“AR always got my back. Always. Even though he loved Kobe back in the day more than me. I forgive him,” LeBron told the media.

LeBron James on what he thought about Austin Reaves doing the “too small” gesture to Patrick Beverley: “That AR always got my back. Always. Even though he loved Kobe back in the day more than me. I forgive him.” pic.twitter.com/pt0jAMTFO9

— Jovan Buha (@jovanbuha) March 30, 2023

LeBron made great admission for another teammate

LeBron watched Reaves grow and become a fan favorite. He is impressed by his growth and likes his style. Anthony Davis feels the same way. He and LeBron have nothing but words of praise for their younger teammate. Reaves is doing a wonderful job on the floor and players would love to get the shots he gets every game. He scored 19 points in the game against Beverley’s team.

When it comes to LeBron, he is back in shape and may not need a surgery to fix his body. He delivered 25 points in the win over Chicago. That’s more than great news for Lakers fans.

The Lakers have a real chance to make the playoffs. They have to stay in the playoff game. Each win counts and the team has to win each and every game on their schedule.