“I just came here to make movies” – LeBron James disses haters, FIRES WARNING to NBA as he remains in hunt for 5th MVP and NBA title

LeBron James responds to critics and slams them with impressive on court performace.

“I just came here to make movies” – LeBron James disses haters, FIRES WARNING to NBA as he remains in hunt for 5th MVP and NBA title

LeBron James (via Sports Illustrated)

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James before the night of breaking the record of scoring a season-high 37 points and defeating the Houston Rockets in a 105-104 victory, the star shared a post on his Instagram account showing how his 35-point game against the Portland Trailblazers was his 108th time that he surpassed the 30 point mark in the league since he signed with the Lakers as a free agent in the year 2018.

The Lakers superstar used the Instagram post to respond to his haters and critics for earlier criticism when he was traded to the LA Lakers. James was mocked by many as they sarcastically mentioned that he came to the city of Los Angeles “to make movies”, hereby questioning his on-court performance.

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James, while referring to the decision he received when he made the move out of Cleveland, wrote:

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But I just came here to make movies though! Ain't that what ya'll said right!?!?

Many wondered the reason behind LeBron’s moment to reply to the criticism, to which he made that crystal clear post their win against the Rockets and said that sometimes there is a need to remind people. This served as a reminder for all of his teammates and his critics of what he is capable of with his scoring prowess and impressive athleticism on the floor.

LeBron James recently acknowledged his focus on changing the narrative about his playing style. Despite teammate jokes about his frequent layups, he responded by proving his team-player status, citing a crucial assist to Austin Reaves in a game against the Rockets. Additionally, James sees his rivalry with Dillon Brooks as motivation, expressing how competition drives him to excel and appreciating the push to be the best.

LeBron James surpasses Clyde Drexler in all-time stats

The LA Lakers superstar LeBron James is making history and is breaking records in his 21st NBA season. James in the league has been the sole reason to carry the team to eight wins and placing themselves in the sixth position in the Western Conference standings. Along with that during his 37-season-high record in their match against the Houston Rockets, James also added three steals, surpassing Clyde Drexler in 8th most steals.

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LeBron James (via Sports Illustrated).

LeBron James once again made history by surpassing Hall of Famer Clyde Drexler in the most number of steals. James in recent times was also known to be one of the top scorers and made history. Despite his age, James has been nothing but spectacular and has also been the only player who has scored 35+ points in back-to-back games this season, with one against the Houston Rockets and the Portland Trailblazers.

The only thing that’s in question is the team’s sole dependence on the 19-time NBA All-Star. Despite his age, James has been playing for additional game time and has been carrying the team but if the legend wants to continue helping the team, he may need to take a step back and take things slow as the current way of things may not be sustainable for the long term.

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