LeBron Responded To A Fan And Called Out The NBA Referees

The Lakers are going through a bad start, and now they think that the two-minute report is not appropriate. The fans are disgusted and call the NBA to report a scandal.

After falling to the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday, the Los Angeles Lakers remain committed to winning their next game. It was a poor start for the Lakers, and every loss is a matter of concern for them. The fans are disgusted to see this.

Russell Westbrook could not take a proper short and get fouled while driving the bowl against Joel Embiid. The referee did not agree to this foul.

The NBA stated in the final two minutes report that the referee made the correct call because Embiid only extended his arm and made marginal arm contact with Westbrook before retracting it.

The fans could not quite follow the report and were disgusted with it. They called it a scandal.

“Regardless of how you feel about Russ, If you don’t think that this was as clear of a foul as it gets – then you’re lying. Period. For NBA to come out and shamelessly lie 2 games in a row against the Lakers? Why is NBA trying to make sure the Lakers lose?”

“This must be a MUCH BIGGER STORY than it is. What NBA is basically doing, is 2 days in a row, altering their own definition of the rules, their own guidelines to tell the fans to “believe them” instead of our own eyes on Game Deciding Plays! How is this not a Huge Scandal?”

What Did LeBron James Say About The No-Foul Call

LeBron James was frustrated by the no-foul call. 

He said, “And all year they keep telling me to my face on the court, “I didn’t see it” or “It wasn’t a foul. It’s not making sense to me, seriously! Frustrating as hell man! “

Certainly, LeBron is upset with the team’s performance. It is tough to say whether or not the allegations are credible or baseless. But one must be open to everything that comes their way. So, even if it was a foul, nothing can be done as the game is over and the day is gone. 

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