During Friday night’s Los Angeles Lakers vs. Milwaukee Bucks game, a few heads were turned. It was undoubtedly an incredible nail-biting game that everyone saw. However, it was due to events that occurred off the court rather than on it. The gossip of the town is LeBron James‘s courtside hangout with Linda Rambis and Jeanie Buss.
When the three of them sat together courtside, Jeanie Buss, Linda Rambis, and LeBron James were engrossed in the moment. A fan has now disclosed what they were talking about. Rambis grabbed James’ arm multiple times, but the NBA player didn’t seem to mind as the three of them were spotted laughing.
Popular X account “LegendZ” shared a video that illustrated their conversation. In the video, LeBron James is heard saying:
Happy International Women’s day. Y’all are two of the most powerful women in sports.
LeBron James said
FULL Conversation Between LeBron James, Jeanie Buss & Linda Rambis👀:
LeBron: “Happy International Women’s Day”
Buss & Rambis: “Thank you”
Then, Bron said: “Y’all are two of the most powerful women in sports… Y’all deserve it.” pic.twitter.com/0uiM2NwieW
— LegendZ (@legendz_nba) March 9, 2024
James did well by wishing the two of them a happy International Women’s Day on March 8. These two are undoubtedly among the most influential females. After taking over as governor of the Lakers in 2013, Buss made history in 2020 by being the first female controlling owner to lead her club to a championship.
Michael Jordan, according to LeBron James, wouldn’t average 50 in the modern NBA
These days, the focus of games is offensive gameplay. Looking back, it is noteworthy that very few teams have ever scored 100 points, and when they have, it was considered an incredible play. James did, however, assert in an interview that former legends like Michael Jordan might not be able to push for a higher average in the modern era.
LeBron James and Michael Jordan (Credits: Fox News)LeBron James said via “Road Trippin:”
There’s nobody that’s gonna average 50 in our league. That’s just disrespectful, no matter how great you were in your era and how great you are to play in any era. If that’s the case, I believe guys will average 50 in their era, the era that they played in.
LeBron James said
But it would be foolish to wager that Jordan won’t achieve this kind of accomplishment. Jordan was well known for his intense rivalry and unmatched work ethic, and he consistently discovered ways to improve and reach new heights. The real thing in Jordan’s case, though, was physical defense. And as of late, the rules have always favored offense. Jordan could possibly have a shot to make it work.
