“LeBron James, you just gave Skip Bayless 45 minutes worth of content”: NBA Twitter reacts to Lakers superstar’s public declaration of never missing the playoffs again

NBA superstar LeBron James promises he will never miss the playoffs again, stating it hurts to sit back at home and watch the games.

In his 19-year-old career, this is the fourth time that LeBron James has missed the postseason. The Lakers superstar has made ten trips to the NBA Finals in his career, out of which eight have been consecutive. During this course, LBJ managed to win four championships and was the Finals MVP each time.

Unfortunately, the 2021-22 season is one of those rare seasons where James failed to make the playoffs. It was a tumultuous year for the King, who played some of his best basketball at age 37-years old, passing several milestones. However, this wasn’t the case with his team LA Lakers.

The purple and gold franchise had more controversies than wins this season, from the Russell Westbrook trade, the veteran roster, the injury-prone nature of Anthony Davis, to the recent ouster of head coach Frank Vogel.

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With the playoffs heating up, James recently tweeted sending out a warning saying he would never miss the playoffs again. However, NBA Twitter had some interesting reactions to the four-time champion’s declaration.

NBA Twitter reacts to LeBron James’ claim of never missing the playoffs again.

The 2021-22 season was an embarrassing outing for the Lakers, even failing to qualify for the play-in tournament. James and co were sixteen games below +500. With the face of the league being out for the postseason, he took to Twitter to express his angst.

Nonetheless, Twitterati had mixed reactions to the King’s tweet.

Well, we aren’t surprised by the polarising reactions, are we?

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Hate or love him, James continues to make headlines despite not being in the playoffs. Though his team tanked, the eighteen-time All-Star averaged 30.3 PPG, shooting close to 53%, in his 19th season.