Home Sport πŸ‘€ Reaves' response to LeBron after Lakers news
Sport

πŸ‘€ Reaves' response to LeBron after Lakers news

Key Points

Austin Reaves and LeBron James played together for five seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, developing a close bond. James identified Reaves' talent early and took him under his wing. Therefore, James' departure from the Lakers is hitting a bit hard for Reaves.

Austin Reaves and LeBron James played together for five seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, developing a close bond. James identified Reaves' talent early and took him under his wing. Therefore, James' departure from the Lakers is hitting a bit hard for Reaves. He sent a candid message to James last week when he learned that the four-time NBA champion would be leaving. "I texted him and told him I was having a great day on the golf course until he ruined it," Reaves told the California Post on Wednesday. Following the Lakers' second-round playoff exit to the Oklahoma City Thunder in May, Reaves reflected on his relationship with James and how the two have built a friendship off the court. "He's taught me a lot. I owe him a lot from my career. Like I said, he's given me confidence every single day," he said. Reaves, an avid golfer, added that they have hit the course since James picked up the game last year. In a farewell message to James last week, Reaves wrote: "Thank you for everything. See you on the golf course soon brother." The two had a viral moment together in Reaves' first season. While James gave instructions to Reaves during a January 2022 game, the guard showed a surprised expression that quickly became a meme. They reflected on it during a "Mind the Game" podcast episode in March. James has yet to announce his next destination. But Reaves intends to sign a four-year, $185 million deal with the Lakers, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania last month. Reaves will just have to play without a former teammate who recently ruined his day.
Reaves (ORG) LeBron (PERSON) Lakers (PERSON) Austin Reaves (PERSON) LeBron James (PERSON) the Los Angeles Lakers (ORG) James (PERSON) NBA (ORG) the California Post (ORG) the Oklahoma City Thunder (ORG) ESPN (ORG) Shams Charania (PERSON)
Originally published by ESPN Read original →