“NO REASON TO “GIVE UP” ON THE SEASON” – Skip Bayless takes a different route and actually praises LeBron James on Twitter after win over Hawks

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LeBron James and Skip Bayless PC Credits: Lakers Daily

Skip Bayless on Twitter for LeBron James. Stating with LeBron James’ performance on his 38th birthday was breath-taking – would be an understatement.

What the four-time winner against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday was simply sensational and phenomenal, especially as the purple and gold franchise registered their 15th and perhaps the most emphatic victory of the 2022-23 season.

Skip Bayless Twitter: LeBron James

Bron scored his season high tally of 47 points as the Lakers overturned a major double-digit deficit to win this particular showdown. In front of his wife and mother, LeBron James shot at an efficiency rate of 66 percent from the field and was also 4-for-6 from the 3-Point line. That certainly impressed Skip Bayless.

This is just why Skip Bayless couldn’t control his excitement on twitter as he proclaimed that the Los Angeles Lakers should not give up on their championship aspirations because of James gets going, there isn’t surely much room for error.

Skip Bayless heaps praise of LeBron James on Twitter

The 70-year-old analyst wrote in his latest tweet, “CONGRATS, LEBRON, ON YOUR BEST GAME OF THE YEAR BY FAR. 47/10/9! ROCKY START, SENSATIONAL EXPLOSION. NO CAPELLA, SO YOU WERE THE BIGGEST GUY ON THE FLOOR AND DID YOU EVER TAKE ADVANTAGE. WHAT A FINISH. EVERYBODY FOLLOWED AND CONTRIBUTED. NO REASON TO “GIVE UP” ON THE SEASON, BRON.”

The 38-year-old registered 47 points, 10 rebounds and 9 assists as the Lakers get a major boost from their main-man, who previously revealed his true intentions for stepping out on the basketball court, to get a change in momentum and morale.

However, Bayless wasn’t the only one who appreciated LeBron publicly, even Lakers Coach Darvin Ham spoke about how he witnessed the legend of LeBron growing in front of his eyes.

“Just awesome man, he’s put the team on his back and been doing what he’s done for the last 20 years. A hell of a performance,” Darvin Ham told reporters when asked about James. “Dropping 47 [points] is inspiring because he plays the game the right way… He motivates and inspires the team to go out there and do their jobs.”