On this episode of NBA Desktop, Jason Concepcion reacts to LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers winning the 2020 NBA championship. Chris Ryan, Tyler Parker, and Jordan Ligons join the show to deliver spice on the Lakers’ title; Clippers fan Isaac Lee stops by for a quick roast; and Kevin O’Connor performs a special rendition of the national anthem.
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‘NBA Desktop’: LeBron James Has Officially Become the GOAT
Jason Concepcion reacts to the Lakers winning the 2020 NBA championship before a series of guests deliver some spice
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