Lebron's crying {edited}

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/...lakers-furious

Cry me a river! Do you know how many bad calls that every team sees? It's part of the game because humans make mistakes. The fact that the Lebron Sports Network (ESPN) wrote a story about this is both not shocking and insane.

Now he knows how Jose and most other non stars get called. He’s so used to the star calls that now he whines all the time. I don’t like when really any player whines. Go to the ref, explain what happened and if he agrees you’ll get a makeup call somewhere. Ref’ing has been pretty bad this year.

Smart of them to do that. For the next few games watch them get all the calls they can get to make it up to them

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Originally Posted by HorneyTexan

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/...lakers-furious

Cry me a river! Do you know how many bad calls that every team sees? It's part of the game because humans make mistakes. The fact that the Lebron Sports Network (ESPN) wrote a story about this is both not shocking and insane.

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I don't care about ESPN.

A team from Los Angeles crying about calls after they told Saints fans to be quiet…..go ahead and keep crying Lakers

This tweet says it all:

Reviewed the Lakers’ L2M reports this year. There have been 34 incorrect calls (or non-calls) in the final two minutes of their 19 close games this season. 21 of them went in favor of the Lakers.

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) January 30, 2023

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Originally Posted by Upper Decker

This tweet says it all:

Reviewed the Lakers’ L2M reports this year. There have been 34 incorrect calls (or non-calls) in the final two minutes of their 19 close games this season. 21 of them went in favor of the Lakers.

— Ben Rohrbach (@brohrbach) January 30, 2023

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If I recall, the play he was fouled by Tatum, he traveled before the foul. Did the refs admit that?