- Stephen Curry’s hilarious reaction to if league might enjoy Warriors and Lakers meeting in play-in tournament
- Shaquille O’Neal reacts to list that puts him on same level as LeBron James regarding Lakers impact: ‘Hell no’
- Isaiah Thomas suggests he could help Lakers following pivotal loss to Trail Blazers
- Report: Lakers release optimistic injury report for crucial Friday matchup vs. Trail Blazers
- Stephen A. Smith doesn’t know if Lakers will get past play-in game: ‘They don’t look good’
- Anthony Davis reveals whether or not he’ll play Friday night vs. Blazers
- Anthony Davis suffers another injury during Lakers-Clippers game
- Clippers reveal game plan tonight against Anthony Davis and Lakers
- Report: Talen Horton-Tucker to miss at least next 2 games with Grade 1 calf strain
- Max Kellerman says we are beginning to see the decline of LeBron James
LeBron James Irked by NBA Hiatus, Discusses How His Body Was Gearing Up for Playoffs
- Updated: March 26, 2020
The coronavirus could not come at a worse time for Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James.
The four-time MVP explained how his body was gearing up for the playoffs before the NBA decided to suspend the season due to the deadly virus.
LeBron on Road Trippin podcast: "My body was like, 'Hey man, what the hell is going on? It's March 13th. You getting ready for the playoffs. Why are you shutting down right now?' I was right there turning the corner. I feel like I was rounding third base."
— Melissa Rohlin (@melissarohlin) March 26, 2020
The Lakers were playing outstanding basketball in March.
As a matter of fact, the Lakers won huge games against the league-best Milwaukee Bucks and star-studded Los Angeles Clippers the weekend prior to the announcement of the suspension.
Furthermore, James was in the middle of one of the best seasons of his professional career.
The 17-year veteran is averaging 25.7 points, 10.6 assists and 7.9 boards per game this season. In addition, his stellar play has led the Lakers to the top record in the Western Conference.
While the hiatus won’t affect the lottery-bound teams as much, it’s unfortunate for the contenders in the association. Teams and players with championship aspirations were getting in playoff shape and rhythm.
Although the suspension was initially set for 30 days, it is expected to be stretched due to the concerns and measures posed by health professionals.
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