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'LeSnitch': LeBron James' new nickname from Skip Bayless

Sports broadcaster Skip Bayless is famous for always putting LeBron James below Michael Jordan in the GOAT debate. Today, he decided to use a new nickname for the 'King' after getting two Pacers' fans ejected during overtime. Tonight's Lakers vs Pacers game ended with yet another winning shot from downtown that was beautifully executed by James. But before this happened, the Lakers star called the referee to demand the ejection of two Pacers fans who were clearly heckling him. Everybody is wondering what they said to LeBron that got them kicked out of the venue.

Skip didn't hold back on LeBron.

Moments after this happened, James got that shot but not before getting a reaction from Skip Bayless himself. Arguably James' biggest critic ever. But the infamous sports broadcaster started off with a tweet that addressed James' reaction to his ejection against the Detroit Pistons: "After tonight's game, LeBron gave his explanation of what exactly happened with Isaiah Stewart and why he believes he, LeBron, had to be ejected - it was Stewart's fault! Everything LeBron tried to sell with a straight face was straight comedy. Better come prepared, LeShannon." And then, Skip dropped a nickname that spread like wildfire through Twitter:

"And yes, we definitely will talk about the LeSnitch incident that happened at tonight's game in Indianapolis.

Skip Bayless on Twitter

What really happened between LeBron and the fans?

Jokes aside, LeBron James has a 19-year career in the NBA and he wouldn't ask for a fan to be ejected unless he had a good reason to do so. During the press conference after the game, James only limited himself to say he would never say what he was told to anyone. All we could find is an unspecified Youtube user who commented about attending the game and hearing the young couple talking trash about LeBron's son, Bronny James. If those rumors are true, then those fans were properly ejected.

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