Lakers star LeBron James scares the hell out of fans on April Fools’ Day

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Friday is April Fools’ Day, meaning the web is a perilous spot in light of the relative multitude of tricks out there. Los Angeles Lakers’ hotshot LeBron James got in on the tomfoolery, tweeting that he’s finished the season.

That LeBron is such a joker:

I’m out for the season officially. ??‍♂️. See y’all in the fall. ?✌?
— LeBron James (@KingJames) April 1, 2022

LeBron James’ clever tweet has confused fans about whether he is joking or not

He’s kidding, correct? It is April Fool’s Day, all things considered. This doesn’t seem like how he’d introduce the news if certified.

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LeBron James was smart with his tweet since he has been out the last two games and missed the third game the week before. He presently has a left hyper-extended lower leg, however last week he was managing left knee irritation. Thus, James might have perhaps been precluded for the rest of the period. Nonetheless, there has been no other affirmation about James’ “season finishing injury,” so fans consequently thought this was a trick.

The Lakers were without their top star for the last two games, the two misfortunes. LeBron has been managing a pestering knee injury and presently a lower leg injury as he attempts to drag his team to the postseason.

LeBron being finished the remainder of the period would be the last nail in the casket for this frustrating Lakers team, so this doubtlessly placed an alarm into certain fans. Then again, there is most likely a great deal of Lakers fans who wouldn’t see any problems this season by simply reaching a conclusion in view of how hopeless it has been.

However, as of this moment, Los Angeles is as yet in the blend for the last spot in the play-in competition. The Lakers and San Antonio Spurs are doing combating for that No. 10 seed, with the two teams sharing a 31-45 record. The Spurs are as of now holding the No. 10 seed since they own the sudden death round.

Los Angeles could be getting both LeBron and Anthony Davis back in the setup for Friday’s down against the New Orleans Pelicans. Davis has missed the last 18 games. With LeBron and AD back, the Lakers are in some measure somewhat riskier and a danger to get play-in competition.

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