[Sham Wow] Beasley and Stephenson get in HEATED exchange with Walton post game

[atljonesbro]

Why does every LeBron team have mid season drama? Why does LeBron always get his coach fired?

[LukeWalton]

Stephenson shot incredibly poorly. Beasley is a borderline bench player. gotta ship these scrubs to Cleveland at the trade deadline

[MrFonzworth]

LePassiveAggressive sending his posse to try and get coach fired

[SpaceJam]

[McMenamin] Beasley repeatedly referred to Walton as "bro" during the exchange on Saturday, which touched a nerve with the coach, a source told ESPN.

Might be the most Beasley thing I've heard

[kennethgriffen]

its always the coaches fault when full grown men in the highest level of competition world wide can't get their job done

[QuebecBaller]

LeMutiny

[Loco 50]

Was super happy when I saw the signings of Beasley, Stephenson and McGee. Three of the dumbest players in the league, all on the same team? It's a Laker hater's dream come true and will cost them a quality, young coach.



Add in bonus fail of having LeBronze potentially miss the playoffs.

God Bless, life is good. Magic=GOAT GM, for Laker haters

[Bosnian Sajo]

For the record, lance was not involved at all. He posted on his Instagram story that he is all about positivity and told the media to get their facts straight, sham has since removed any tweet mentioning Stephenson as one of the guys. It was only Beasley and mcgee.

[lilteapot]

For the record, lance was not involved at all. He posted on his Instagram story that he is all about positivity and told the media to get their facts straight, sham has since removed any tweet mentioning Stephenson as one of the guys. It was only Beasley and mcgee.

Shelburne Youngsiuk and some other people in the media are also saying it was way overblown and it was just a normal heated locker room situation after a loss.

Like, wtf? They lost to the WARRIORS. You cant really get mad at that. You should be happy your young guys battled and move on and learn.

[StrongLurk]

Media is manufacturing drama around the Lakers simply because it generates tons of clicks. Why you ask? Becuz Lebron.

[STATUTORY]

Lebron and his posse undermined another white leader

[Bosnian Sajo]

The vast majority of the team likes Walton and respects him. Like others have said, the media has been trying to push Walton out for whatever reason. Idk if Magic is in on it, but it seems that Lebron and his camp are trying to push their influence to get Walton fired. It also explains why Lebron sat out for so long with his injury when originally it was only day to day.


The last week has really rubbed me the wrong way as a Lakers fan, it's extremely disappointing to see management entirely give up on the team and its future in the span of just a few days. It's frustrating..It was one thing trading Dlo away for a salary dump (he's an all star now), it's another letting Julius Randle go for nothing (literally averaging 20/10 for New Orleans)....but for the team to contemplate trading away 4 of our young guys who have proven to be good quality players and have the potential to be even better than the 2 guys we already got rid of?


People keep using the argument "Davis is a generational player, you should trade everyone for him!" when in history has that EVER worked out? Trading all your assets for one player?


Trade for Davis if we can get him for a moderate price, meaning 2 of our young guys...but preferably, FORGET ABOUT DAVIS!! **** trading the farm. Keep the young guys on the team, we already have a superstar in Lebron, sign another superstar this summer which is much easier to do now with an established team (potentially Davis in 2020 as well....), and go on from there.


I'd rather have Lonzo, Kuzma, Ingram, and Zubac for the long haul than trade them all for Davis.

[FKAri]

Why does every LeBron team have mid season drama? Why does LeBron always get his coach fired?

Because he can. His way or the highway.

[hold this L]

Twitter has a dark them OP?

[stalkerforlife]

The vast majority of the team likes Walton and respects him. Like others have said, the media has been trying to push Walton out for whatever reason. Idk if Magic is in on it, but it seems that Lebron and his camp are trying to push their influence to get Walton fired. It also explains why Lebron sat out for so long with his injury when originally it was only day to day.


The last week has really rubbed me the wrong way as a Lakers fan, it's extremely disappointing to see management entirely give up on the team and its future in the span of just a few days. It's frustrating..It was one thing trading Dlo away for a salary dump (he's an all star now), it's another letting Julius Randle go for nothing (literally averaging 20/10 for New Orleans)....but for the team to contemplate trading away 4 of our young guys who have proven to be good quality players and have the potential to be even better than the 2 guys we already got rid of?


People keep using the argument "Davis is a generational player, you should trade everyone for him!" when in history has that EVER worked out? Trading all your assets for one player?


Trade for Davis if we can get him for a moderate price, meaning 2 of our young guys...but preferably, FORGET ABOUT DAVIS!! **** trading the farm. Keep the young guys on the team, we already have a superstar in Lebron, sign another superstar this summer which is much easier to do now with an established team (potentially Davis in 2020 as well....), and go on from there.


I'd rather have Lonzo, Kuzma, Ingram, and Zubac for the long haul than trade them all for Davis.

LMAO @ you actually believing Bran would help your franchise.

You're so gullible.

Suck the media through that straw, young sheep.