The Toosie Slide hitmaker enjoys the game from the courtside while his three-year-old son is sitting in the row behind him when L.A. takes on the Phoenix Suns at the Staples Center.
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Amongst all of the Los Angeles Lakers legends, few are as outspoken and have a platform as big as Shaquille O’Neal, who serves as an analyst on TNT’s “Inside the NBA.” O’Neal has never minced words when it comes to his former franchise where he has his jersey retired and a statue outside of Staples Center.
Following the team’s awful loss in Game 5 of their first-round series against the Phoenix Suns, a game in which they lost by 30 points, there was no doubt that Shaq would have some things to say about the team’s performance in the post-game show.
LeBron James Won t Get Suspended Despite Violating NBA s COVID Protocol by Partying With Drake
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The Los Angeles Lakers star s violation comes after he attended a photo shoot for Lobos 1707 tequila, a brand that he is an investor in, along with the Canadian singer/rapper as well as actor Michael B. Jordan. May 24, 2021
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LeBron James will continue to play in the first round of the NBA playoffs. Despite violating the league s COVID health and safety protocols by partying with
Drake, the Los Angeles Lakers star reportedly will not get suspended.
Confirming the news was ESPN s Adrian Wojnarowski via Twitter. LeBron James won t be suspended for protocols violation, sources tell ESPN. Nature of event didn t rise to a threat level of virus spread, as described in @McTen s story below. Suns-Lakers Game 1 on Sunday, so read the tweet.
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Well, they DO call him the “King!” Los Angeles Lakers champion player, LeBron James, committed an NBA violation, yet, will not receive any punishment for doing so!
According to
ESPN, the popular basketball player was seen at a promotional event for his tequila brand, Lobos 1707, where big-named celebrities like Aubrey “Drake” Graham and Michael B. Jordan attended. The event took place before the Lakers’ play-in game against the Golden State Warriors. Attendees at the event had to show proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test to attend the outside party, but the NBA said the event still violated its rules.