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Lakers Legend Tells LeBron James to Get the “Hell Out of” Los Angeles

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The Lakers' LeBron James hardly needs another push to wrap up his time with the Los Angeles franchise. Ever since the front office traded Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks for Luka Dončić back in February 2025, when James himself allegedly had no heads-up about the move, James’ relationship with the iconic team has started to appear fractured. This notion was later confirmed in 2026, when an explosive ESPN story alleged that former team president Jeanie Buss was no longer a fan of James and even considered trading him to the Los Angeles Clippers. 

Adding to all of this are the team’s recent struggles. Although the purple and gold squad is likely to make the playoffs (even if it's just the play-in tournament), you’d be hard-pressed to find any analyst who isn’t a diehard Lakers fan who truly believes the team has what it takes to win a championship this year. 

All these factors are what drove one Lakers legend and champion from yesteryear to advise James to exit LA in the offseason swiftly. 

Byron Scott Tells LeBron, “...You Got to Get the Hell Out of Here”

Former player for the Los Angeles Lakers Bryon Scott participates in the Marcus Allen Charity Golf tournament. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images for Laureus)

Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images for Laureus

For those who aren’t basketball historians, Byron Scott was a part of the legendary “Showtime” era of the Lakers, alongside the likes of Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Scott won three championship rings as a Laker, and after he retired and became a coach in the league, he even went on to be head coach of the team. So it’s fair to say he has a deep love for the franchise. 

Well, in a recent interview on Power 106 with Brown Bag Mornings, Scott was asked about his take on the Lakers and James’ future there, and he didn’t mince words. While Scott called James “one of the greatest players to play the game,” when prompted, Scott also confirmed he was ready to see James “go from the Lakers."

Scott also said, “I think this should be his last year here [Los Angeles].” Once Scott clarified he doesn’t mean James should retire, he jokes, “You don't have to go home, but got to get the hell out of here.”

You can check out the full Brown Bag Mornings interview below. 

NBA Fans Weigh In on Byron Scott’s Comments

Of course, NBA fans had their opinions on Scott’s sentiment. Take a look at just a few of the comments found on X (formerly Twitter).

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