Pat Bev Reveals LeBron's FURIOUS Reaction In The Locker Room After Lakers Celtics Game 😡

Get ready for LeBron's all-time points record. Merch now on 10% discount for limited time. Use code BRAUN. Link in description. The Los Angeles Lakers started off their annual Grammy Road trip with a loss to the Boston Celtics on Saturday, and the game was not without controversy. With the score tied at 105 and mere seconds left in the game, LeBron James drove to the rim looking to potentially win the game for the Lakers. James on the drive, gets in the paint, layup, missed it! Wow. Clear foul on Tatum. He was hit on the arm by Jason Tatum, but no foul was called thus sending the game into overtime where the Lakers would ultimately lose. The no call prompted a strong reaction from James on the court and teammate Patrick Beverley was assessed a technical foul for borrowing a camera from one of the photographers to show the officials footage of the missed call. James' reaction on the court wasn't the only way he expressed his frustrations over the missed call. As per Beverley, James also had a strong reaction in the locker room as well. Did you think that his reaction to not getting the call was inappropriate? No, I think he, no, I think he reacted, I think that's the, you know, and I told him in the locker room, man, I've been around you 13, 14 years, bro. Like, I ain't never seen you react like that. Like, I ain't gonna lie, man, like, I almost lost my ----. And in all due respect, like, he, he should have though. Like, he should have done more. You know what I'm saying? Like, I mean, that hurts. That hurts. I mean, that was, that was the vibe in the locker room vibe when I'm playing. Like, damn, man, that game hurt because we won that game. Like, we won. We got the best player on the planet at the free throw line with zero point, I don't know, seven seconds up, shooting two free throws. Like, come on. On the season, LeBron James is averaging 30.2 points per game, 8.5 boards and 7.1 assists while shooting 50.7 percent from the field and 31.2 percent from the three-point line. James is averaging 6.2 attempts from the free throw line, which has been in line with his career averages for the past couple of seasons. LeBron told reporters post-game that it's challenging and he doesn't understand why it wasn't whistled. It's challenging. Very challenging. I don't get it. I don't get it. I'm attacking the paint just as much as any of the other guys in double-digit free throws at night. I don't get it. I don't understand it. I mean, you guys have seen some of the games that we've lost this year with late-game missed calls. We had an opportunity to literally, you know, win the game. I mean, I had the second one in the last few weeks for myself against Dallas. Had an opportunity to win the game if the foul was called. Came down the other day. Had an opportunity to tie the game if, you know, the four-point play is called. You know, I don't understand. I don't understand what we're doing. And I watch basketball every single day. I watch these games every single day and I don't see it happening to nobody else. It's just weird. We don't, like I told you guys, we don't have room for error. And it's one of the best games we played all year. And for it to fall on somebody else's, for someone to fall on somebody else's judgment or non-judgment is ridiculous. It's ridiculous. It's certainly a big issue that the NBA needs to address since officiating inconsistency has ruined plenty of games already. What happened to LeBron has been only further highlighted because it's a rivalry game, but there's no doubt it's a persistent issue. Tell us in the comments, what is the most stupid call the NBA refs had this season? And if you liked this video, share, subscribe, and hit the like button. For more basketball content, subscribe to our other channels, Vintage Dawkins and Squad Dawkins, and follow us on social media.