Draymond Green called Lakers fans ‘brats’ for booing LeBron 👀
As the Lakers continue their disappointing season with hapless post-All-Star break performances, their fans have grown impatient and frustrated as the losses continue to pile up.
This has led to Lakers fans booing LeBron James and company, which irritated Warriors forward Draymond Green, who commented on the mood of the fan base on a recent episode of“To get booed by your own fans is very distasteful and disgraceful. I was shocked to see that...I thought it was pathetic,” Green said.
“I thought that was extremely pathetic, and like I said I thought it was extremely distasteful from the fanbase of an organization that has the most championships in the NBA. Let’s not be so like spoiled brats. You can 100% be spoiled, but we all get spoiled by things at times at one point in life or another, but let’s not be brats.
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