LeBron James’ son Bryce reposts dig at Darvin Ham after Lakers’ ugly playoff exit
NY Post
Bryce James has entered the chat.
LeBron James’ 16-year-old son raised eyebrows when a TikTok video was reposted to his page that trolled Lakers head coach Darvin Ham after L.A.’s season-ending loss to the Nuggets in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series Monday night.
“The Nuggets are on a 15-0 run,” the image read, which featured a photo of the cartoon character Arthur smiling with his hands in his pockets.
As of Wednesday morning, the video was still posted on Bryce’s TikTok page under the repost tab.
Ham, whom the Lakers hired in 2022, is reportedly on the verge of getting fired after L.A.’s playoff hopes were shut down for the second straight year by the reigning NBA champion Nuggets.
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