Mychal Thompson criticizes Lakers fans upset over LeBron's departure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 3:04 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Mychal Thompson, former Lakers player, expressed frustration with Lakers fans angered by LeBron James' decision to leave the franchise. Speaking on the situation, Thompson labeled those upset as 'hypocrites' and emphasized that James is making a decision to better his career. The Lakers have had an active offseason and are shifting focus towards a new core featuring Luka Doncic. Fans are grappling with the departure of James, a significant figure in the team's recent history. Thompson called for fans to respect James' decision and acknowledged the challenges ahead for the Lakers to maintain championship contention.
- •Thompson calls out Lakers fans angry at LeBron's decision.
- •Lakers focus on building around Luka Doncic for the future.
- •James' departure creates a unique situation for Lakers' legacy.
- •Thompson believes LeBron's move is a personal career decision.
- •Lakers fans had hoped LeBron would stay for a championship run.
- 3:04 AMYahoo Sports — Lakers Legend Calls Out “Hypocrite” Lakers Fans Mad At LeBron
"The Los Angeles Lakers are having an eventful offseason with many moves, but losing LeBron James remains the biggest story. A new core built around Luka Doncic can find success in the long-term future. However, losing arguably the biggest name in the sport as he plays his final seasons will always be a relevant story […] The post Lakers Legend Calls Out “Hypocrite” Lakers Fans Mad At LeBron appeared first on HEAVY.
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