A former Cavalier is not in the LeBron team this time.
Retired DA analyst and ESPN analyst Richard Jefferson was surprised that he liked more Instagram posts from Juliana Carlos, who gained 15 minutes of fame and the nickname blessed by LeBron James, “Courtside Karen”, after the actions their mischievous during the Hawks-Lakers game Monday night. .
“Richard jefferson gets Lebron dirty, liking all of courtide karen’s photos on instagram” Twitter account @buckets he wrote shortly after the game, along with four screenshots of Jefferson liking Carlos’ photos.
Jefferson, 40, has played for eight teams throughout his 18-year career, including the Cavaliers during James’ return to Cleveland. The pair won the NBA championship in 2016 and is close.
Jefferson, perhaps jokingly, did not dismiss the accusation and even took a step further.
“Are you waiting to see this?” “I’m on her side,” he said he wrote in a quote-tweet just moments later.
Carlos – who claims to be 25 years old on social media – was one of four fans expelled from the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, after engaging in a verbal altercation with the Lakers star during the fourth quarter . She raised both middle fingers while being escorted and posted a video loaded with the explosion on Instagram, claiming that James was the one who started the dispute by cursing her husband, Chris Carlos.
“I don’t have a problem with LeBron,” she said. “I do not know about LeBron. Anyway, I’m thinking about my own business, drinking mine [beverage], to have fun. Suddenly, LeBron says something to my husband, and I see this and get up. And I wonder, “Don’t talk to my husband.” And he looks at me and says, “Sit down, bh.” And I say, “Don’t call me ab-h-king. You sit down. Remove fk from here. Don’t talk to my husband like that. ”
After the game, 36-year-old James coined the nickname, “Courtside Karen,” which was trending on Twitter for hours on end and caused a flood of #CourtsideKaren memes.
“Courtside Karen and MAD MAD !!” James posted on Twitter after the victory of the Lakers with 107-99 in which he recorded 21 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists.
“At the end of the day, I’m glad the fans are back in the building,” James told reporters after the game. “I do not feel that he was justified in being fired. There was a back and forth between two big men. I said our song, he said his song, I told him my song, and then someone else jumped into it and said his song. I didn’t think they should have been kicked out, but maybe they would have drunk a few drinks, and they probably could have kept it up and the game wasn’t about the game anymore, so the referees did what they had to do . ”
The Lakers go 16-6 this season after Monday’s win and will face the Nuggets (12-8) at the Staples Center on Thursday.