Current Events > Was Lebron fouled?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLsUFOlsRlU

definitely.

Someone should tell it's just a game and not take it that serious he's going to go bald with those temper tantrums

Yes, but theyre literally going to call that 0/100 times because it wasnt an egregious foul and there was four seconds left on the clock

Back in the day someone would have raked his face and put him down onto the hardwood.

looks like Tatum fouled him, yes.

geez what a baby bitch drama queen.

Yes. And a ref had a clear view on it but didn't call it.

It's a non call, he threw a fit like a child. He's a drama queen.

Had he done that to someone it wouldn't be called and he knows it.

I watched that particular game and thought LeBron got a bit emotional in the game. The game was actually competitive but there were fouls called in favor of the celtics and it changed the momentum throughout the game.

Lakers were frustrated and couldnt stop the celtics in a few stretches of the game but Lebron played on as usual until the end of regulation.

Lakers had a chance to win in OT but decided to start playing 3min after OT started.

OT was wild in this game too. Lakers questioned nearly every call instaed of playin basketball. Westbrook and Beverly went on scoring bursts and play making highlights, there was a flagrant foul, and the lakers forgot to defend jaylen brown who went on an OT scoring rampage.

100%

That said, bad calls happen. Get the fuck over and get ready for OT. No ref ever has reversed a call just because a player threw a fit over it.

Bumo

https://youtu.be/rhVhdN4haRY

100% but he did throw a tantrum but refs suck

It was a foul, but honestly with that tantrum he should have been Td up.

any other player gets a technical foul there.

DepreceV2 posted...

https://youtu.be/rhVhdN4haRY

Lmao

Refs should swallow their whistles on ticky tack shit like that at the end of a game. Good non-call

Lebron James has the basketball IQ of a potato.

What a pathetic man-child, literally acting like someone important to him died right then and there. _

He's literally been in the league for 2 decades and still doesn't know something as basic as referees not calling those types of fouls at the end of regulation?

Lebron whining about everything is really going to hurt his legacy even though he is one of the best of all time.

That was a foul

https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704?s=20

VeggetaX posted...

https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704?s=20

oh give me a break.

League is just tripping over themselves to appease their whiny golden boy.

Mearcstapa posted...

oh give me a break.

League is just tripping over themselves to appease their whiny golden boy.

That's if you believe these assholes are really "gut wrenched" and will be "sleepless" over it.

It was definitely a foul but he has cried and flopped so many times I find it hard to give a shit. So it wasn't called, should have been able to finish it in overtime.

Yes

Absolutely a foul.

But Lebron, the fetal position on the court? Really? There are cameras everywhere that will vindicate you, just relax.

hockeybub89 posted...

Refs should swallow their whistles on ticky tack shit like that at the end of a game. Good non-call

I dont like that mentality.

If its a foul with 8 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter, it should be a foul with 4 seconds left in the 4th.

He was clearly fouled lol

Regardless of your opinion on LeBron, the question is "was he fouled" and outside of that there's only 1 correct answer which is yes.

LeDrama

You would have thought that game was to win the NBA championship and not some regular season game in January from the way he threw an absolute bitch fit

Twice.

One could argue that there was no way he was getting past four defenders and making that layup. The whole point was to get fouled.

Which is exactly why they dont call that foul. If you want to win you score.

Likewise Lebron could have made that drive two seconds earlier, drawn all four defenders and kicked out to either of the open guards sitting on the 3 point line.