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LeBron James gets ‘into the body’ of Lakers cheerleader during playful dance practice
Lakers’ cheerleader imitates LeBron James moves
J. Arturo Trujillo
Actualizado 20/05/2025 11:33 CEST
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While the NBA playoffs continue to unfold with intense matchups, LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers find themselves in Cancun for the offseason, watching the drama from a distance. The frustration of an early playoff exit is palpable, particularly when witnessing a phenomenal talent like Luka Doni bowing out. It serves as a stark reminder of the league’s competitive landscape, even for a legend like an older LeBron.
Even though the Lakers aren’t on the court, the spirit of LeBron James is still being celebrated by the Laker Girls. The cheerleading squad recently paid homage to “the King” with playful imitations of his signature shoulder moves, showcasing the enduring impact and iconic status LeBron holds within the Lakers organization and its fanbaseThe Laker Girls are the dedicated cheerleading squad that brings energy and support to the Los Angeles Lakers during their home games. Beyond the court, they also make appearances at numerous other events and venues, embodying the spirit and glamour associated with the Lakers franchise.
There was a point when the Lakers reportedly considered a trade for Luka Doncic, perhaps envisioning him as the heir apparent to LeBron, a move that could have potentially extended their championship window in LeBron’s later years. Doncic’s exceptional talent positions him as a strong contender to become the league’s next dominant force.Reflecting on their recent playoff journey, the Lakers are now facing the critical task of bolstering their roster to contend with the league’s elite. Their first-round exit highlighted a significant vulnerability, particularly their struggles against the Minnesota Timberwolves’ imposing frontcourt. The dominance of players like Rudy Gobert, Naz Reid, and Julius Randle exposed the Lakers’ need for a traditional, strong center to anchor their defense.
As the offseason gets underway, the Lakers are exploring various avenues to address this need, including free agency, potential trades, and the upcoming draft. Among the names being discussed as a possible fit is Clint Capela, known for his rim protection and ability as an alley-oop threat. While Capela could theoretically address some of their immediate concerns, questions surrounding his injury history and age might lead the Lakers to seek a more long-term solution to solidify their frontcourt and championship aspirations.
