LeBron doesn't mind being the support act, if the show's a success.
LeBron James’ daughter, Zhuri, wanted some candy during a timeout in last night’s Cavs game against the Chicago Bulls.

Number-one dad LeBron began asking the coaching staff if they had any candy on them — it’s the Holiday season, after all.

Vitaly Potapenko, the Ukrainian big-man coach who played for the Cavs in the 90s, shook his head no when approached by James. His lips began to curl in remorse as LeBron sought a solution elsewhere. (The candy was eventually procured by what looked like a security guard.) 

POTAPENKO’S NEW JOB: HAVE CANDY ON HIS PERSON AT ALL TIMES.

This article appears in Dec 20-26, 2017.

Sam Allard is a former senior writer at Scene.

2 replies on “LeBron Tries to Get Candy for His Daughter Mid-game, Vitaly Potapenko Looks so Sad, Confused”

  2. Why does this magazine cover this particular athlete so often? Regular media has ample sports coverage. Why keep jamming this guy down our throats. We’re sick of his attitude and face. MORE MUSIC PLEASE, MORE NEW BANDS PLEASE! No more political athletes!

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