NBA fans are condemning LeBron James after the legend shared a clip of himself playing some golf on his yacht off the coast of Italy. King James has always been an avid golfer, even remarking at one point that he would definitely like to have a career in the game once his basketball career has come to an end.

Many fans of James obviously find this recent post quite delightful, but others are calling him out for choosing to play golf in the middle of the ocean, the height of luxury. James is currently without a team, with various bidders still putting up impressive offers to tempt the hooper.

“LeBron casually golfing off the coast of Italy while Kendrick Lamar plays in the background,” NBARetweet tweeted, sharing a clip of LeBron James golfing.

LeBron casually golfing off the coast of Italy while Kendrick Lamar plays in the background pic.twitter.com/dbKc4tu59X

— NBARetweet (@RTNBA) June 3, 2026

“You think the ocean needs your plastic golf balls?” one fan mockingly asked.

“Nothing quite says ‘I’m an a**hole’ like being somewhere beautiful and shooting golf balls into the water.” another fan trolled.

“Does he have a marine biologist in the event they choke a whale?” another fan joked, calling reference to the Seinfeld episode ‘The Marine Biologist.’

There are many fans who are obviously irritated with LeBron James hitting golf balls into the ocean from his yacht. Some are worried that these balls might be plastic and that the ocean might get even more polluted, but others quickly pointed out that they are most likely dissolvable.

NBA Fans Continue To Troll LeBron James For Golfing Off Yacht

NBA fans are continuing to heavily troll LeBron James after his latest golfing video went viral. Some feel that the guy is desperately starved for attention, which is why he’s sharing such content, while others are mocking his very golf swing in itself.

“Can’t golf on a real course because he’s an Attention Wh**e. Hope he stays there.” One fan said.

“Brutal looking swing. He’s not a finesse basketball player…now he’s trying the ultimate finesse sport (laughing with tears emoji)” another fan said.

“He takes a long time for a bad swing. On the bright side golf balls are great for maritime ecology,” one more fan pointed out.

LeBron James has been taking up golf for quite some time now, but clearly, there’s plenty of room for improvement. Many fans are pointing this out in the mentions, and that James should think about his future career in golf a number of times, especially since he does not seem to be pro material yet.

Still NBA fans are speculating on the reasons why LeBron James would end up sharing such a post in the first place. The legend has been known to share plenty of content from his luxurious life in the past, and this is just another example.

Caitlin Clark has already told the timeline that she and Stephanie White are now goods. That there’s no beef between them anymore. It all began this Saturday, when Clark and White got into it during a timeout. In the middle of Indiana’s game against Portland. Which, as everybody knows, ended with the Fever getting mortified in front of millions.

And for Clark, all those agendas? Is she and White done? All fake. That her haters are pushing this just to aim barbs at the entire Fever roster. And in the end, Clark’s beef with White is just them being “competitive.” That CC is ride-or-die with White. And, frankly enough, White also kept the same exact energy.

But of course, not everyone was convinced. Even Jason Whitlock. One of Caitlin Clark’s biggest fans. In his Tuesday podcast, Whitlock claims Clark isn’t the problem here. But rather, White. The HC should be sent out of Indiana, given the team’s standing right now. And in the end, Jason also compared Clark’s situation to an NBA legend.

“Michael Jordan was a coach killer, I got no problem with it. Stephanie White just took them to the WNBA semifinals. She could still get fired,”Whitlock said.

“The best option for Caitlin Clark is to play big. I mean, put on an absolute show… But I want the Indiana Fever to lose every game at this point. I don’t care how many you gotta lose for Stephanie White to get fired.” – @KeepTheVision_ on the best scenario for Caitlin Clark. pic.twitter.com/s1cPxzEjI7

— Jason Whitlock (@jasonwhitlock) June 2, 2026

Whitlock’s out there doubting White’s plans for Indiana. And he isn’t entirely wrong with it. Right now, the Fever’s 4-4 in the standings. And their past games were just their opponents settling scores. The proof? That game against Portland. Because back on May 20, the Fever wrecked them too (90-73). Then Saturday happened. The moment White benched Caitlin Clark early in the game, the Fire took the spoils. And wrecked the Fever from then on.

May 3, 2024, Arlington, Texas, United States: Caitlin Clark #22 of Indiana Fever is seen practicing before the WNBA preseason match between the Dallas Wings and the Indiana Fever at College Park Center. Final score Dallas Wings 79 – 76 Indiana Fever. (Credit Image: © Javier Vicencio/eyepix via ZUMA Press Wire)

If anything, Caitlin Clark’s team is on life support. Their early-season run didn’t end well. And it just got worse. Especially after Saturday’s incident. And they also have a huge opponent waiting for them. They face Atlanta on Thursday.

Whitlock slammed Fever HC for subbing Caitlin Clark; calls it wrong timing

The timeline’s convinced that Stephanie White’s decision to sideline Caitlin Clark ruined their Saturday run. And Whitlock? He’s vibing with this. In fact, he claimed White “sabotaged” Clark by her antics.

In his X/Twitter post, Whitlock kept mental notes. He knew that Indiana was actually doing well in the game’s first minutes. That Clark was going to end it early. By destroying Portland. Until White subbed her out, of course.

Whitlock wrote, “No superstar player has ever been subbed out after 210 seconds of excellent playmaking. White disrupted her rhythm and left her [Clark] on an island defensively.”

Everyone knew what happened after that. When Caitlin Clark went back to the court, the tables had turned. Portland has gained the high ground. And Clark? She left the court with just six points. One of her worst games yet. And Whitlock? He believes it’s all White’s fault. He’ll surely keep an eye on Thursday.

Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs are in the NBA Finals after beating the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-103 in Game 7. It is his first Finals in just three years in the league. Before the series even tips off, he sat down for a media session and answered one question in a way that nobody saw coming.

Victor Wembanyama Opens Up on His True Motivation

Before Game 1 of the NBA Finals, a reporter pointed a microphone at Wembanyama and asked a simple question: who do you want to win for?

Most players reach for the safe answer. The city. The fans. The teammates. Wembanyama went somewhere else entirely.

“My first answer would be myself,” he said. “I think it doesn’t get more complicated than that.”
Three words. Zero hesitation.

For a 22-year-old playing in his first NBA Finals, that kind of clarity is rare. It is not arrogance. It is something quieter and more powerful. It is a player who knows exactly why he competes and does not feel the need to dress it up.

After Saturday’s series victory, Wembanyama spoke about what reaching the Finals truly meant. “Winning the Larry O’Brien is a childhood dream,” he said. “Having a tangible chance at winning it, it’s a lifetime chance.”

That hunger is real. And now the whole NBA Finals will feel it.

The Knicks will need every answer they have when the lights come on Wednesday night.

Wembanyama Dominates Game 7 to Claim Conference Finals MVP

Wembanyama was named the Western Conference Finals MVP after a standout performance in the series against Oklahoma City. He recorded 27 points, seven rebounds, and shot 60 percent from three in the decisive Game 7, reminding everyone watching that this is not just a young player finding his footing. This is a generational talent arriving at full force.

Through the playoffs, Wembanyama is averaging 23.2 points on 51 percent shooting, along with 10.8 rebounds and 3.5 blocks per game. Those numbers have left opposing coaches searching for answers that simply do not exist yet.

Now the question shifts to New York. The Knicks enter the Finals on an impressive 11-game postseason winning streak and are making their first Finals appearance since 1999. They will not arrive quietly.

The 2026 NBA Finals begin Wednesday night on ABC at 8:30 PM ET, with San Antonio hosting the Knicks for Game 1. Game 2 comes Friday before both teams head to Madison Square Garden. The Spurs are chasing a sixth championship. The Knicks waited 27 years.