- Russell Westbrook’s brother seemingly reacts to LeBron James being disappointed that Lakers didn’t acquire Kyrie Irving
- Josh Giddey downplays possibility of LeBron James breaking scoring record vs. Thunder
- Report: Raptors and Jazz are ‘plan B’ options for Lakers while Hornets, Spurs and Bulls are other ‘teams to watch’
- Report: Lakers had ‘serious concerns’ about Kyrie Irving’s professionalism and availability
- Report: Lakers still optimistic they can upgrade their roster before the trade deadline
- Report: Nets owner’s presumed objective was to send Kyrie Irving anywhere but Lakers
- Report: Lakers could be willing to give up Austin Reaves and Max Christie for Kyrie Irving in unexpected twist
- Report: There’s pessimism that Lakers will land Kyrie Irving due to his contract demands
- Anthony Davis preaches ‘urgency’ as Lakers lose critical game to Pelicans
- Russell Westbrook’s brother seemingly agrees that Lakers won’t make playoffs if they trade him
LeBron James sends pivotal message following heated presidential debate
- Updated: September 30, 2020
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James had a very emphatic message following Tuesday night’s presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
PLEASE VOTE!!!!!🗳 @morethanavote
— LeBron James (@KingJames) September 30, 2020
James has launched his campaign, More Than A Vote, to help ex-felons and others get to the polls and vote in this year’s presidential election on Nov. 3.
James’ campaign reportedly is willing to help pay outstanding court debts and fees of ex-felons so they can cast ballots in the November presidential election.
The Lakers forward has been very vocal in his support for the Black Lives Matter movement as well as the fight against police brutality.
While James is doing amazing things off the court, on the court he is looking to win an NBA title.
He has taken the Lakers to the NBA Finals this season and is just four wins away from his fourth title in his storied career.
Related Posts
About Peter Dewey
