Lebron's crying {edited}

[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.

[tdcreator]

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.

[PaKwAn]

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

[Upper Decker]

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.

I don't care about ESPN.

[AtlPel]

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

[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

[PELICANSFAN]

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

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