- Jalen Rose destroys Skip Bayless by bringing up his embarrassing high school basketball career
- Kendrick Perkins has Clippers as title favorites due to compelling reason involving LeBron James and Tyronn Lue
- Skip Bayless says Bronny James is going to be a ‘focal point’ of ‘Undisputed’ moving forward
- Derek Fisher says Stephen Curry belongs in the same category as Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal
- Skip Bayless offers backhanded compliment after seeing Bronny James throw down viral poster dunk
- Stephen Curry’s mind-blown reaction to seeing Bronny James throw down filthy poster dunk
- LeBron James goes wild after Bronny throws down nasty poster during exhibition game
- Patrick Beverley appears thankful that Lakers have early-season matchup with Clippers amid links to team
- ‘I can’t believe I just looked at Kobe’s burnt up body, and now I’m about to eat’: L.A. firefighter on being shown Kobe’s remains
- Lakers owner Jeanie Buss: ‘Michael Jordan is the greatest of all time’
LaVar Ball Claims LeBron James and Anthony Davis Are ‘Not Gonna Last’
- Updated: May 13, 2020
Los Angeles Lakers superstars LeBron James and Anthony Davis are one of the most unstoppable pairs in the NBA.
However, LaVar Ball recently told Complex Sports that he doesn’t believe the dynamic duo will last in Los Angeles.
"AD and LeBron, they not gonna last." @Lavarbigballer says the Pelicans were gonna beat the Lakers in the first round. 👀
Episode: https://t.co/gq3yj65s1U pic.twitter.com/zL09ELhrh9
— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) May 12, 2020
Ball, who is the father of former Lakers guard Lonzo Ball, has been critical of the franchise since it dealt his son.
As a matter of fact, the younger Ball was one of the main pieces in a package that allowed the Lakers to land Davis.
Last summer, the Lakers traded Davis to the New Orleans Pelicans for the younger Ball, Brandon Ingram, Josh Hart and several draft picks. While the Pelicans didn’t want to initially trade Davis, it appears the deal has been a win-win for both parties so far.
In Los Angeles, Davis has thrived next to James. He is posting 26.7 points, 9.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game this season.
James, 35, is also having a superb 2019-20 campaign. The four-time MVP is averaging 25.7 points, 10.6 assists and 7.9 boards per game this year.
As a result of both All-Stars’ dominance, the Lakers currently hold the best record in the Western Conference.
Davis is eligible to become a free agent this summer.
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