LeBron James Posts Cryptic Tweet Amid LA Lakers Mounting NBA Struggles

• Superstar LeBron James has posted a cryptic Tweet amid the LA Lakers' struggles
• This comes after his team suffered a crushing 134-120 defeat to Sacramento Kings
• The Lakers are 13-18 for the season and have lost six of their last nine NBA games

Amid the Los Angeles Lakers' struggles in the NBA, LeBron James has posted a cryptic Tweet as the team tries to get out of a poor run.

The Lakers have won only three of their last nine games and things are not looking good for the 17-time NBA champions.

They are 13-18 and 13th in the Western Conference. All-Star Anthony Davis is out injured and looking at their next few games, James will need to inspire his team once again, per ESPN.

Lakers face an out-of-sorts Dallas Mavericks team on Christmas Day, then play some tough teams in their following games. They missed the playoffs last season and given how things are going this time, they could miss out for the second season in a row.

Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer: Is CR7 leaving Manchester United and which clubs are likely to acquire him?

Football

LeBron's cryptic post

Coming off a 14-point loss to the Sacramento Kings, James posted on Twitter, with the message leaving many wondering what message he was sending.

"Fate whispers to the Warrior, You cannot survive the Storm.” The Warrior whispered back, “I am the Storm….”

It's hard to decipher LeBron's message, but a quick guess is that it has something to do with fans counting the Lakers out. Early this year, the 37-year-old vowed to never miss the post-season again.

However, missing out on the playoff is a real possibility for Darvin Ham's side.

The Lakers have won three games in a row only twice this season, per LA Times. Can they gain some momentum without Davis?

LeBron's message to Wade

Sports Brief earlier reported on LeBron sending a message to his close friend Dwyane Wade, who was nominated to the 2023 Hall of Fame class.

Who was the first woman to dunk in an official WNBA game?

NBA

The Lakers superstar said his former Miami Heat teammate deserved the accolade, as he sent his congratulations.

Wade and James won two NBA titles together in Miami, but the Heat icon retired at the end of the 2018/19 season.