Inspired by 34-year-old Dodgers star’s ‘super’ performance, LeBron James asks NBA to change rules: ‘Have to add it to one of my games’

The Los Angeles Dodgers take on the San Francisco Giants on Sunday night. The Dodgers won 3-2 in overtime to lead the National League West by 14 games. However, the victory was not the only decisive moment in the game. The game witnessed a hilarious moment. The Dodgers shortstop got on edge in the ESPN booth when he turned on the mic during an in-game interview and said he was doing a routine.

However, the viral moment led LeBron James to demand a rule change in the NBA.

Miguel Rojas’ ‘super’ performance gets King James nod

The 34-year-old Dodgers star gave the world one of the funniest mic moments on Sunday Night Baseball. Miguel Rojas was politely excused from his in-game interview against the Giants. Miguel was telling a story about using the bat of teammate Kiké Hernandez when a ground ball from Tairo Estrada came straight toward him. Rojas quickly added, “Sorry guys, I need to finish this game ASAP”, before catching a ground ball.

The comment was met with laughter from the broadcasters. On the other hand, Lakers star LeBron James took to social media to express his thoughts on the viral moment.

Inspired by the infielder’s performance during the game, King James posted an IG story expressing his desire to add in-game interviews to the game. “This is awesome,” he wrote with several fire emojis. “Might have to add this to one of my games this year about a quarter of the time“, Added 4-time NBA Champion. So far, Major League Baseball is the only sport where players wear microphones during the regular season. However, it will be interesting to see what goes through LeBron’s mind when he shows off his bullish power on the court.

LeBron will compete for fifth championship ring this season

If the NBA complies with LeBron’s demands, we could be witnessing a historic year as he tries to win his fifth championship ring. The Los Angeles Lakers front office made some big moves this offseason to bolster their roster. They issued new contracts to the young Lakers core of Austin Reeves, Rui Hachimura, Jared Vanderbilt and D’Angelo Russell. It also adds new faces to the series, including sharpshooter Gabe Vincent.

In addition, they also added Taurean Prince and Cam Reddish to strengthen the depth on the wings. They also bolstered their frontcourt by adding Jaxson Hayes. Recent additions have been cleverly chosen to complement franchise players like LeBron and Anthony Davis.

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