LeBron James, Anthony Davis get cryptic with identical ‘goodbyes’ on Instagram
NY Post
LeBron James and Anthony Davis can’t get out of each other’s minds.
The former Lakers teammates posted the same cryptic message to their respective Instagram Story on Tuesday.
“Becoming the best version of yourself comes with a lot of goodbyes,” the posts read.
Naturally, this will add some fuel to the rumors that James wants out of Los Angeles and to play with his two title-winning Robins to his Batman in Davis and Kyrie Irving.
Davis and Irving are now paired up in Dallas after Davis was unceremoniously sent packing along with Max Christie from the Lakers in exchange for Luka Doncic at last year’s trade deadline.
James won the NBA Finals with Davis in 2020 during the bubble season when they dominated the Jimmy Butler-led Miami Heat.
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