Lebron James Calls Out Former Teammate Kyrie Irving For Promoting Antisemitic Content

Lebron James is holding his former teammate Kyrie Irving accountable.

Kyrie, who currently plays for the Brooklyn Nets, was suspended for several games and had a deal with Nike put on pause after he promoted antisemitic content.

Lebron, who played with Kyrie on the Cleveland Cavaliers, issued a statement disavowing the decision.

Click inside to find out what Lebron James had to say…

The NBA player said that Kyrie “caused some harm to a lot of people,” according to CNN.

“He has since, over the last – today, or was it yesterday – he apologized. But he caused some harm,” he said. “It doesn’t matter what color your skin is, how tall you are, what position you’re in – if you are promoting or soliciting, or saying harmful things to any community that harm people, then I don’t respect it. I don’t condone it.”

You can read Kyrie‘s apology here.

If you missed it, Lebron also recently reacted to a very problematic Twitter trend.