A new clip has been put forward to show LeBron James that his beef with Stephen A. Smith is being discussed in the aftermath of their court confrontation.
The Lakers star had a heated exchange with the 'first take' host, who was in the crowd last week for the victory of Los Angeles on the Knicks.
It came after they had traded in the media and Smith later explained how LeBron had the comments about his son, Bronny James.
“That was LeBron James, who unexpectedly came to me, I could add to confront me to make sure I find it very much what I say about his son,” the ESPN star revealed. “I can't repeat the words because they are not suitable for air waves.”
Now images have emerged that James seem to show about the confrontation with Smith's ESPN colleague Richard Jefferson before the Lakers match against the Celtics on Saturday.
“That is all I am stumbling,” James could hear. 'I don't give up ***. As soon as he talks about: “I argue for you as a father”. I can't. '
A new clip seems to show that LeBron James discussed his beef with Stephen A. Smith
Cameras caught James with a heated exchange with ESPN star Smith last week
The 40-year-old seemed to refer to Smith's comments from earlier this year, when the ESPN gastheer focused on LeBron after Bronny was prepared by the Lakers.
“I really try to be as respectful as I can be possible towards LeBron James, one of the top two or three players in the history of basketball,” Smith said.
“I beg as the father of LeBron James. Stop this. Stop this. We all know that Bonny James is in the NBA because of his father. '
Smith insisted that Bronny heard in the G League and claimed that he 'root' for the 'Great boy. “I wish him nothing but the best,” the ESPN star added.
People in the neighborhood of James put his hand out to Smith about his comments: “Talk to me about him as a father,” the ESPN -Gastheer revealed. That 'P *** Ed Off' Smith.
After their court confrontation went viral, Smith discussed the exchange on ESPN.
“That was not a basketball player who confronted me. That was a parent. That was a father. And I can't sit here and be angry or feel in any way through LeBron James in any way, “he said.
The Los Angeles star and ESPN Pundit had recently exchanged words about the NBA
“According to all the stories, he is clearly a great family man and a great father who cares very, very deeply for his son.”
He continued: 'I don't blame him … but it is my job to talk about the topics and the subject that matters. I work for ESPN.
'I am not one of those who come to the private affairs of people, but what you do on a public consumption platform, that's what I treat. That's what I do for a living. And if you are in the NBA, that applies to you.
“I don't want any enemies. I live a very good life. I like to make people laugh and smile and have a good time and all those other things. But I am also paid to call it as I see it. And what I said at the time, I stay with what I said. '
