Nuggets fans “need to stop” with LeBron James, Lakers conspiracy theories, Reggie Miller, Kenny Smith say via SeanKeeler
might be sleeping on Nikola Jokic.Since the Jordan Dynasty ended, the nine non-COVID NBA Finals to feature King James averaged 17.2 million viewers per game. The other 11 Finals, the non-LeBron tilts? 15.2 million. A drop of 11.6%.
“ need to stop that,” longtime NBA sharpshooter and current Turner Sports analyst Reggie Miller said before Nuggets-Lakers Game 2 on Thursday night at Ball Arena. “Control the things you can control. They need to stop that. Seriously. Can’t control Tony Brothers. Or his referees running mates assigned to Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals in David Guthrie, Brian Forte and Pat Fraher, who had players from both sides chirping early.
“I mean, the conspiracy theory is always going to be there because the two franchises are great,” Smith reasoned. “ two franchises over the years have always made the correct decisions in terms of player personnel and coaching. And so that’s why they’re great.
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