Shannon Sharpe Lost It After Skip Bayless Said LeBron James Is Lying About His Injury

Shannon Sharpe couldn't believe that Skip Bayless called LeBron James a liar when discussing the King's new injury.

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Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless are constantly debating about LeBron James and whatever he does in the NBA. 

During the most recent edition of Undisputed, the iconic duo debated on LeBron's right foot injury, with Sharpe losing his cool after Bayless claimed LeBron was faking this injury. 

"Why when someone says there's something wrong with LeBron James, you need to say it's not that serious or he's lying? You never called into question when Tom Brady said anything," Sharpe claimed. 

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Bayless replied by saying he believed Tom Brady whenever he announced something because he indeed announced whatever happened to him on and off the field. Then, the veteran analyst said that the fact that LeBron's injury remains undisclosed makes it look like it's fake. 

Shannon wasn't having any of that and called out Bayless, saying that the Lakers don't need to announce anything to make the news believable. But, for Bayless, the answer was clear.

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LeBron James To Be Sidelined For At Least 2 Weeks 

Meanwhile, the updates about LeBron's situation don't show anything promising for the Lakers. The King will be sidelined for at least two weeks, which could keep him inactive until March 14. 

LeBron played through this injury for several months trying to keep his team alive in the playoffs race, and now that he's leading the new-look Lakers squad, another injury hits him.

The Los Angeles Lakers still have the chance to compete for at least a play-in position, but they need to make some moves that will improve their level. Still, they will need LeBron healthy come playoffs time if they want to challenge the rest of the Western Conference. 

At the time of getting hurt, he averaged 29.5 points, 8.4 rebounds, and 6.9 assists per game in 47 duels, shooting 50.1% from the field and 75.9% from the free-throw line. We hope LeBron is back soon, and the Lakers can keep showing their good level against any rival in the NBA. 

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