76ers' Big Man Calls Out Lakers' Anthony Davis as a 'Big Flopper'

In a pre-game revelation, 76ers' big man Paul Reed didn't hold back, labeling Lakers' star Anthony Davis as a "big flopper" ahead of their Monday night matchup.

Reed's Take on Davis

During Monday's shootaround, Reed expressed concern about getting into early foul trouble due to Davis' alleged tendency to exaggerate contact. Reed emphasized,


Davis' History of Criticism

Davis, a key figure in the Lakers' lineup, has faced criticism throughout his NBA journey. Much of it revolves around his injury-prone history since joining the league in 2012. Despite this, Davis has been instrumental for the Lakers this season, contributing significantly to their 10-7 record.

Recent Performance and Defense

In their latest victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Davis showcased his prowess with a season-high 32 points and 13 rebounds. Teammate Austin Reaves defended Davis against critics, highlighting the impact the eight-time All-Star brings to the game.

Reed vs. Davis

Reed's call-out is unique, considering his status as a reserve for the 76ers. With just over 13 minutes per game, Reed has averaged 3.8 points and 3.3 rebounds in his 149 NBA appearances. His bold statement adds an intriguing layer to the upcoming matchup.

Looking Ahead

As the Lakers face the 76ers, Davis might be more focused on dealing with center Joel Embiid than proving Reed wrong. Nevertheless, Reed's words add an extra layer of anticipation to see if Davis responds with a standout performance on the court.

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