LeBron James seems to have criticized a Warriors player who accused Lakers of exaggerating their falls.

After the Los Angeles Lakers secured their victory over the Golden State Warriors on Friday night, LeBron James seemed to respond to a Warriors player who had insulted him during the series. James scored 30 points, grabbed nine rebounds, and made nine assists in the Lakers' 122-101 win in Game 6.
James shared pictures on Instagram to celebrate the win, accompanied by a caption that included the phrase "Started from the bottom, now we here" and emojis of a ninja and a crown. The first line of the caption was capitalized, possibly because it was a reference to a line from the Drake song "Tuscan Leather," which was played during the reel. The song includes a line about bench players talking like starters, which some believe was directed at Warriors player JaMychal Green. Green had previously shared an Instagram story with a quote from James about flopping, which had been a topic of discussion during the series.
We are not a team that actively seeks out chances to flop.
This doesn't represent who we are.
It has not ever been.
In his 20 years of playing, James claimed that he has never been part of a team that engages in flopping. However, Green expressed doubt by placing a blue cap emoji over James' head in a picture. Although James did not respond verbally, his post may be his way of acknowledging that he saw Green's comment. Regardless, the Lakers have made it to the Western Conference finals, which James and Davis achieved during the 2019-20 season when they won the championship in the bubble.
James consistently scored a minimum of 21 points in each game against the Warriors, and the Lakers appear to be the dominant team in the western conference after participating in the NBA play-in tournament. James will now shift his attention to the Denver Nuggets, who defeated the Phoenix Suns in six games, as they are the Lakers' next opponent in the conference finals. The first game of the series is scheduled for Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. You can access the Fox News app by clicking here.
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