Leaked Audio Of LeBron James’ NSFW Message To Refs In Lakers’ Win Vs. Wizards Goes Viral

The Los Angeles Lakers added another win to their chart and this time they celebrated a great victory over the Washington Wizards. LeBron James and his teammates beat the Wizards and this was an important win in their road trip. Players try to secure a spot in the play-in tournament and yes, they all needed this win.

The Wizards didn’t give them a big headache, but Lakers fans were definitely excited about the game. Players made a few mistakes throughout the game and fans were frustrated. Was it really that bad? LeBron and his teammates were really frustrated at halftime and his layup over Kyle Kuzma says it all.

LeBron and Kuzma played together for quite some time and the young Laker showed great potential on the basketball court. The Lakers ended up trading Kuzma and he seems to be getting the best of his new chance with the Wizards.

Baseline official Intae Hwang found himself at the end of the incident. LeBron made a few comments regarding his officiating and yes, there’s an audio of the whole thing. There’s a leaked audio of LeBron’s remarks and fans got to hear every word he said on the floor. LeBron was loud and clear and he really wanted officials to see the obvious.

LeBron stole the spotlight in the game against the Wizards

Referees don’t always make the right calls. LeBron didn’t earn a technical foul after making his comments about the official. The four-time NBA champion played an aggressive game and his Lakers teammates did the same.

Was it bad officiating?

“Call the f*cking foul, b*tch a** n****”

LeBron is sick of the refs 😭

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— LakeShowYo (@LakeShowYo) April 4, 2024

LeBron and his teammates shot 16 more free throws than their opponents.

NBA fans would agree that the Lakers don’t really have much luck with officiating. LA has to work hard and secure a spot in the play-in tournament, and hopefully, finish the season with a win. Let’s see what happened next in the season. The end of regular-season games is almost near.