Prior to the deadline that occurs next month, LeBron James is unconcerned with all of the trade speculations involving the Los Angeles Lakers. Since he doesn’t negotiate contracts on behalf of the club, he feels it is impolite to be questioned about those kinds of subjects. The Lakers are one of the clubs to keep an eye on, though, when the deadline is February 8.

James was asked if the Lakers needed to make a deal in light of their recent troubles during a postgame interview on Wednesday. He said that he was just concerned with the guys that were on the team and that he did not appreciate the question.

James declared, “I don’t play fantasy basketball.” “I just concentrate on the men that work here in uniform and come to work every day. To consider what we lack or what we need is too insulting. That’s not how I treat my teammates.”

LeBron James is pleased with the LA Lakers’ current two-game winning streak, despite being offended by the question. The Lakers defeated Kyrie Irving, Luka Doncic, and the Mavs 127-110 at the Crypto.com Arena on Monday after outlasting the OKC Thunder.

Although they are playing Dallas for the third time this season, this is their first victory over them. While Anthony Davis nearly recorded a triple-double with 28 points, 12 rebounds, and 9 assists, James finished with 25 points, 8 rebounds, and 8 assists.

After defeating the Mavericks, the Lakers advanced to 21–21, but there are still several players who are being linked to them. The organization is reportedly keeping an eye on guys like Zach LaVine, Tyus Jones, Collin Sexton, and Dejounte Murray.

NBA fans respond to LeBron James’ remarks regarding rumors of a deal involving the LA Lakers

LeBron James goes by LeGM on the internet, a moniker that implies he has sway over front-office choices. Over the years, James has refuted any discussion of it, but social media followers will never be persuaded. X received criticism from some of his fans after his remarks on Wednesday.

This fan pointed out James and kept the receipts:

“He went on ESPN last year and said he was disappointed they didn’t trade Russ for Kyrie.”

James’ remarks don’t bother one fan, who asserted that the Lakers still need to act:

“We still need a trade that will help us with shooting.”

One admirer backed “The King” and criticized the press:

“Stop asking the players and go ask the owner and GM.”