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"James chose his words carefully at his press conference, but that was after taking some time to collect himself. ESPN's Chris Broussard reported that he went on a "seven-minute tirade" in the locker room and revealed as he left the arena that Green had called him a b****."
Well, I walked out of the arena with him, and he he's had time to cool down," Broussard on SportsCenter. "I saw him in the locker room before he spoke to the press. He was very upset, and then he went on about a seven-minute tirade about, you know, just things he was complaining about. I mean, how he only got to the foul line four times and things. He just felt like some of the officiating was a bit, you know, lopsided in his mind. He was just going off about that. And then he calmed down. Even said that he would have calmed down by the time he got to the press. And you saw him, he was calm.
"I walked out with him, talked to him about the Draymond Green situation," Broussard continued. "He said Draymond Green called him the B-word and that's what got him going. And also, as many people have seen on the replays, Draymond tried to hit him in the private parts. And so those two things really upset LeBron James. He told me he can't remember being that upset on an NBA court. He said he's sure it's probably happened before, but he can't remember the last time he was that upset. And mainly it was because of the name Draymond called him. He said where he's from, they don't play that. And you call somebody that name and that sets you off. That's really why he was so upset. And what you saw on the court looked uncharacteristic of LeBron James when he got into it with Draymond and then Steph, but that is why he got into it with those guys."
LeBron: Green called me 'B-word'; Draymond: James 'disrespectful'
Well, I walked out of the arena with him, and he he's had time to cool down," Broussard on SportsCenter. "I saw him in the locker room before he spoke to the press. He was very upset, and then he went on about a seven-minute tirade about, you know, just things he was complaining about. I mean, how he only got to the foul line four times and things. He just felt like some of the officiating was a bit, you know, lopsided in his mind. He was just going off about that. And then he calmed down. Even said that he would have calmed down by the time he got to the press. And you saw him, he was calm.
"I walked out with him, talked to him about the Draymond Green situation," Broussard continued. "He said Draymond Green called him the B-word and that's what got him going. And also, as many people have seen on the replays, Draymond tried to hit him in the private parts. And so those two things really upset LeBron James. He told me he can't remember being that upset on an NBA court. He said he's sure it's probably happened before, but he can't remember the last time he was that upset. And mainly it was because of the name Draymond called him. He said where he's from, they don't play that. And you call somebody that name and that sets you off. That's really why he was so upset. And what you saw on the court looked uncharacteristic of LeBron James when he got into it with Draymond and then Steph, but that is why he got into it with those guys."
LeBron: Green called me 'B-word'; Draymond: James 'disrespectful'
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