In their most recent game, the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets squared off. The Nuggets, who had been winning five games in a row, defeated the Lakers 124-114 to extend their winning streak to six. Anthony Davis scored 17 points in yet another mediocre performance. In addition to being triggered by his performance, Davis also caused Kendrick Perkins to get triggered in another way.
Perkins was set off by Davis’ demeanor. ESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins criticized Anthony Davis for his attitude and playing style during Saturday’s epic game. Perkins made the statement in reaction to his co-host, ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith’s comparison during the NBA Countdown game review.
Kendrick Perkins said:
Anthony Davis had more attitude with me and Stephen A today before the game than he actually did in the game.
Kendrick Perkins said on ESPN
Perkins was also referring to the time that he, Smith, Bob Myers, and Malika Andrews hosted ESPN’s pre-game show courtside before the game. LeBron James, the man of the moment, arrived to welcome them; Anthony Davis did not.
Kendrick Perkins: “Anthony Davis had more attitude with me and Stephen A today before the game than he actually did in the game”
SAS: “I ignored him”
Perk: “That’s fine” pic.twitter.com/AMMIsKF72d
— Oh No He Didn’t (@ohnohedidnt24) March 3, 2024
Smith criticized the Lakers’ inability to capture the victory. Davis could not offset Nikola Jokic’s influence on the game, he explained in light of the defeat.
Lil Wayne is done with Anthony Davis’s performance for the Lakers
In addition to being a hip-hop legend. Lil Wayne is a vocal supporter of sports, especially basketball. His recent remarks against the Los Angeles Lakers, and its star player, Anthony Davis, have generated a great deal of discussion and curiosity in the sports and entertainment industries. The legendary rapper made his incisive comments on Davis during his monthly appearance on “Undisputed.”
Anthony Davis and Lil Wayne (Credits: ABC News and KXAN)Lile Wayne said via Undisputed:
Anthony Davis, I’ma keep it real. if you ask me the Lakers want to be championships team in the future as well, well you gotta get rid of AD.
Lil Wayne said
His brave claim that the Lakers must break up with AD to win more titles sparked debate regarding Davis’s abilities and the team’s hopes for victory. Wayne’s position shows how important it is to make tough choices if the Lakers are to succeed in the long run. Whether people agree with him, his honesty highlights the intensity and analysis that surrounds one of the NBA’s most illustrious teams.
