The career of LeBron James c’t really be argued with, as the man has helped make the game of basketball popular once again the way Jordan did in the 90s, and while there will always e detractors who claim LeBron isn’t the greatest player in the game today and one of the best ever, the stats don’t lie.
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Now, if you want to knock LeBron for anything at all, it’s clearly his fashion sense. In this day and age of the NBA where the postgame press conference has become a Dr. Seuss fashion show, it’s hard to not roll your eyes at just about every weird concoction of clothing that players throw together.
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LeBron James tried to fit in with a crazy, Russell Westbrook style outfit after the Heat’s Game 3 win over the Pacers on Saturday but the results were just displeasing to every single sense that the human body has.
Look for yourself:
Now LeBron James is wearing clothes but this isn’t an outfit — it’s just clothes. An outfit is something that flows and looks goof when blended together while this is reason why we can’t allow young children to have lines of credit to spend. It’s hard to say what just doesn’t work about this, if it’s the hat, the shirt, the glasses or the fact that the hat, shirt and glasses literally all match.
Some of the crazy, hipster outfits we seen thrown together for NBA postgame interviews work, but this is just bad. You can’t knock LeBron for his play on the court, but you can certainty tear down — and tear off — whatever it was he had on his body after Game 3.