“LeBron James won’t be facing kids if he makes NBA Finals”: Skip Bayless disses Lakers’ 2020 Bubble championship, says James Harden trade makes Nets favorites

Skip Bayless takes yet another dig at LeBron James, says Bubble Championship was won against an injured team and kids.

Today was a big day for the NBA. There were 3 games postponed by the league in accordance with Health and Safety protocols. James Harden’s statement after the Rockets’ loss to the Lakers yesterday sealed his trade. ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski broke the news that the Rockets planned to keep Harden out till they traded him.

The Rockets are planning to keep Harden away until a trade is done — with front office weighing best final offers from Brooklyn and Philadelphia, sources tell @ramonashelburne and me. Process is moving quickly now. https://t.co/YDZkAKcG5d

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) January 13, 2021

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After the Rockets, Nets, Pacers, and Cavaliers finalized a massive 4 team trade, there were a lot of outtakes about the same from the entire league.

Skip Bayless takes a shot at LeBron James

A lot of people consider the Nets an Eastern Conference Finals shoo-in now, considering the Big 3 they have built. People assume the firepower that Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and James Harden can make up for the diminished bench strength and lack of defense.

Skip Bayless, on the other hand, decided to take the news of this trade in a whole different light. He took this trade as a chance to take a shot at LeBron James, yet again.

He called James’ Bubble ring, a championship he won against kids. Skip believes this year the Finals wouldn’t be easy for the Lakers – that is, if they make it out of the West. He called Clippers as the biggest challenge the Lakers would face in the West.

In this year’s Finals, LeBron James won’t get to face an injury-riddled 5th seed having to play three kids high minutes (Duncan Robinson, Herro, Nunn). That’s if he makes it out of the West. This time, he won’t dodge the Clippers.

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) January 13, 2021

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This take may be a bit far-fetched. The season is still very young, and there is a lot of basketball to be played.