LeBron James uses the phrase “viral plane lady” to brag about scoring 40 points in the Lakers’ win.
L.A.’s LeBron James was in a good mood on Sunday after scoring 40 points in their 129–120 win across the Oklahoma City Thunder.
While she yells, “That motherfucker back there isn’t real!” Gomas points to a picture of James in the airplane’s hallway.
Lakers star Kobe Bryant shared a video of Tiffany Gomas, also known as the “viral plane lady” and “crazy plane lady,” in the middle of her well-known rant from earlier this year.
“Just come get her right away! She wants to get under my skin!” The title was written by James.
James made 13 of 20 shots from the field and five three-pointers in the win on Saturday night.
That’s on top of the seven boards, seven assists, as well as two stops. In the last 4:29 of the game, he scored 11 out of his 40 points.
“To know I can go out and still create game-winning plays, can affect the match in multiple ways, or can still close out the match in the fourth quarter as our team needed it as they started making a run is constantly a good feeling,” said James.
The Lakers made 52.2% of their shots from the floor. Davis scored 26 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, and gave out 7 assists.
It was 21 points for Rui Hachimura. L.A.’s LeBron James was in a good mood on Sunday after scoring 40 points in their 129–120 win in the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Lakers star Kobe Bryant shared a video in Tiffany Gomas, also known as the “viral plane lady” or “crazy plane lady,” in the middle of her well-known rant from earlier this year.
As she yells, “That motherf—er back there isn’t real!” Gomas points to a picture of James in the aisle of the plane. “Please come get her right away! She wants to get under my skin!” The title was written by James.
James made 13 of 20 shots from the field and five three-pointers in the win on Saturday night. That’s on top of the seven boards, seven assists, or two stops. In the end of the game, he got 11 of his 40 points.
James said, “It’s always good to know I can still go out and make plays that win games, change the game in different ways, and close out a game to the fourth quarter when our squad needed it because they were making a run.”
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 129–120 at Paycom Center on Saturday night, ending a four-game losing streak in a big way. It was likely their best win of the season.
Putting Jarred Vanderbilt in place of D’Angelo Russell in the starting lineup helped the Lakers win, but LeBron James’s great play was without a doubt the main reason for it.
James exploded to 40 points, seven rebounds, seven assists, two steals, or two blocks against the Thunder. He made 13 of 20 shots overall and all five of his three-point tries went in.
He also made sure that Los Angeles didn’t completely waste its once-huge lead by scored 10 straight points in the last few seconds to stop Oklahoma City’s last-ditch efforts to come back.
This season, the 21-year-old veteran has been one of the best players in the league. According to Dunks & Threes, he ranks fifth in overall EPM (estimated plus-minus), behind Joel Embiid, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nikola Jokic, and Giannis Antetokounmpo, who are all widely seen as top-four possibilities for MVP.
As per Cleaning an Glass, the purple and gold’s net rating is 12.5 points per 100 plays higher when James is on the court. This is a league-high number that puts it in the 93rd percentile.
James has never been afraid to push for individual awards, but this season it looks like he’s more focused on helping the Los Angeles Lakers make a different deep run into the playoffs.
Of course, a good win on the road over the Western Conference team who have the third-best record is a step in the right direction.