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“Bro was just out there getting some cardio in”: Twitter trolls Lakers guard Avery Bradley for not recording a single counting stat against the Suns

Arjun Julka
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"Bro was just out there getting some cardio in": Twitter trolls Lakers guard Avery Bradley for not recording a single counting stat against the Suns

Newly signed Lakers guard Avery Bradley creates history, becoming the eleventh n NBA history to not record a single counting stat in at least twenty minutes of play.

The LA Lakers seem to be the most scrutinized team in the NBA currently. The purple and gold team have kicked off their 2021-22 campaign with back-to-back losses. If the losses weren’t enough, the team seems to be dealing with some internal issues as well, the latest being the on-court altercation between Anthony Davis and Dwight Howard.

The Lakers would suffer a beating from the Phoenix Suns in their second game of the season. However, some social media statisticians wanted to make the Laker Nation feel worse about their team’s performance.

A recent stat reveals Lakers guard Avery Bradley might dethrone Tony Snell for the most for putting up empty stats on multiple occasions.

Also read: “Stephen Curry and the Warriors are far better than LeBron James’ Lakers!”: Avery Bradley’s shocking fan interaction comes up as he signs back with the Purple and Gold

Surprisingly, this is not the first time Bradley had such a performance. In 2018, Bradley accounted for zero stats but had one offensive rebound.

Twitter reacts to Avery Bradley’s statless performance against the Phoenix Suns.

In the 20 minutes that he played, Bradley had 0-points, 0-assists, 0-rebounds, 0-steals, 0-blocks, and a -25. Thus his performance gave the Lakers haters a field day.

Also read: “Playing with LeBron James and Anthony Davis is like playing with Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett”: When Avery Bradley compared the legendary Lakers and Celtics duos

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Arjun Julka

Arjun Julka

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Arjun Julka is a NBA author at The SportsRush. Basketball isn’t just a sport for this 26-year-old, who hails from Mumbai. He began watching the sport after stumbling upon a court in his society, helping him identify an undiscovered passion for the game of hoops. Now an ardent fan, Arjun supports Stephen Curry and the Warriors but also enjoys watching Giannis Antetokounmpo own the paint. When it comes to the GOAT debate, the TSR author feels LeBron James is yet to receive a lot of his due but cannot deny marveling at Michael Jordan’s resume.

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