“I miss LeBron James”: Skip Bayless finally admits his secret on Twitter and the NBA community can’t believe it

Skip Bayless finally admits to the world he misses his favorite star to hate on in LeBron James as the NBA finals commence

 

LeBron James is loved by the NBA community for a plethora of reasons. His greatness, his championships, MVPs, and so on. But, at this point in his career, most people are rooting for him due to what he is accomplishing at the 36-years-old.

The league is governed by its narratives, and having the King at his age competing for his 5^th ring would have pulled a ton of viewers. But, with the Chris Paul-led Suns knocking them out in the first round, that wasn’t allowed to take place.

Skip Bayless has always been one of those analysts that have always made headlines along with James, criticizing him at every opportunity to profit off that sweet, sweet viewership. But, with LeBron in the off-season now, the controversial analyst recently admitted to something. And let’s just say it has left the entire NBA community completely shocked.

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Skip Bayless admits he misses LeBron James on Twitter

Yes, you read that right. No, you’re not dreaming.

The Skip Bayless, commonly known as the biggest hater of LeBron James in the entire world, just admitted he missed him. Don’t believe us? Read the tweet below.

I miss LeBron.

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) July 7, 2021

Honestly, we’re so shocked, we’re still waiting to hear if his account got hacked. But, if this is true, it’s like the NBA community just received something that it has seemingly been craving since perhaps the start of Bayless’s career.

During the past couple of years, we as the human race have gone through some extremely weird times. But if Skip Bayless confirms that it was indeed him who tweeted this, for us, this was rank up there with some of the most baffling occurrences in human history.

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