Ever since Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey unwittingly sparked an international incident with his tweet in support of protestors in Hong Kong — which compelled China to pull NBA sponsorships and cancel broadcasts of last week's exhibition games in the country between the Brooklyn Nets and Los Angeles Lakers — fans and commentators have been awaiting a response from LeBron James. The NBA superstar hasn't been shy about wading in political waters. He's been a fierce critic of President Trump, a vocal supporter of payments for college athletes, and has spoken out on police violence and other issues.
How LeBron James Reignited the NBA-China Conflict Just Days Before Tipoff
Published October 16, 2019 at 2:50 AM
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