The referees dismissed an Atlanta fan who shouted at the Lakers star: "Do not talk to my husband" • King James responded: "I missed it, glad the crowd went back to the stands. They should not have been sent away."
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The referee was forced to stop the game
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LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers came out of Atlanta with a 99: 107 victory tonight (Monday through Tuesday) but the story that preoccupies the United States is not the game itself, but an incident between Hawks fans and none other than King James himself.
During the fourth quarter a fan named Julianne Carlos, who was sitting close to the parquet, took off her mask and shouted at LeBron, who did not remain obligated and responded to her.
Following the verbal confrontation, four fans were sent off and taken out of the arena.
"I was busy with my own affairs," Carlos said in a video she posted on her Instagram, "and my husband Chris has been an Atlanta fan for 10 years, and he has something to do with LeBron. I have nothing to do with LeBron, I do not put *** on LeBron. Anyway. I'm busy with my business, drinking and having fun, all of a sudden LeBron says something to my husband, I saw it and I stood up. I told him 'don' t talk to my husband damn it ', and he frustrated me and said' sit quietly, bitch '. "Chicken from here, you will not talk like that to my husband."
Refs stop the game after a Hawks fan heckles LeBron pic.twitter.com/NsoFjyel97
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LeBron explained to the media at the end of the game that Chris Carlos crossed the line in what he shouted at him and summed up the event: "In the end I'm glad the fans went back to the stands. I missed that interaction. I need that interaction. We as players need it. They probably drank some alcohol, the judges did what they had to do. "
Then on his Twitter account James called the fan "Karen", an American slang for an older white woman when he tweeted "This Karen in the stands was crazy!".