ESPN Getting Roasted For LeBron James Content

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DENVER, CO - APRIL 29: LeBron James #23 of the Los Angeles Lakers looks on during the game against the Denver Nuggets during Round One Game Five of the 2024 NBA Playoffs on April 29, 2024 at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Bart Young/NBAE via Getty Images)

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ESPN aired some weird LeBron James content on Wednesday morning.

During Get Up, the panel debated whether James is "hurting his legacy" the longer he plays. The panel also discussed this during the second round of the NBA Playoffs.

Take a look:

There are so many other better things to discuss and it has NBA fans and media members upset. 

"This is why when it comes to the state of basketball content, the independent content creators/podcasters are way better at covering the league It's the second round of the playoffs and this is what they are talking about. Embarrassing for the league," one tweet read.

"NBA coverage has been bad for years. All they're doing is catering to social media discourse and not the actual sport," another tweet read.

"This idea that LeBron is hurting his legacy by beating Father Time and playing at a level no one has ever come close to at his age is lunacy," another fan tweeted.

"No way Bron should be the biggest story in basketball right now with all the great talent on display. Sports media has done a HORRIFIC job when it comes to highlighting the young talent," another tweet read.

We'll see if the network airs more content on James the deeper we get into the playoffs.

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