James posts photos reviewing Lakers vs Rockets game: Dominantly calls for squad assembly after 7 consecutive wins, teasingly mentions Rockets fan giving the middle finger.

On March 20 Beijing time, Lakers star James updated his social media, posting multiple photos to review yesterday's Lakers vs Rockets game. This series of posts perfectly showcased LeBron's satisfaction and playful commentary regarding this victory—

The first post was a tribute to his "ageless flying man" moment.

He reposted a fan-made highlight reel, responding with several laughing-crying emojis. His signature soaring dunk was featured, along with a stats panel showing a segment of his performance during the game: 12 points in 11 minutes, shooting 5-for-5 overall and 2-for-2 from three-point range. The fan's caption exclaimed, "It's insane that he can still fly like this at 41, and he's even a golfer now haha."

The second post was James praising the team's chemistry. He reposted an image from the NBA's official social media, with the original caption "This picture says everything," conveying the message of the Lakers' dual-core leadership and the team's high morale, also aligning with the team's hot streak of seven consecutive wins. James added his own note: SQUAD UP.

The third post was quite amusing, as he teased the interaction between Doncic and a fan. James posted six laughing-crying emojis, sharing the famous scene of a挑衅 fan giving Doncic the middle finger from the sidelines, humorously supporting his teammate and subtly connecting to Doncic's post-game mention of being fueled by fan trash talk.

Doncic said during a post-game interview: "There was a guy constantly yelling and gesturing at me... let's not go into details." Doncic stopped himself mid-sentence, not elaborating further on that fan's actions.

When asked what he said to silence the挑衅者, Doncic laughed. "Let's not talk about off-camera stuff. It was in English, I'm sure he understood."

He later added that this confrontation happened early in the game. "In the first quarter, I missed my first four shots, and then that guy started shouting, I heard him."

Doncic finished the game with 40 points, 10 assists, and 9 rebounds, just one rebound shy of a 40-point triple-double. He shot 12-for-25 overall and 7-for-17 from three-point range. James delivered a remarkably efficient performance, scoring 30 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists, shooting 13-for-14 (92.9% field goal percentage).