open_word} LOS ANGELES -- LaVar Ball downplayed his son's shoplifting incident in China, as well as President Donald Trump's involvement in getting LiAngelo Ball and two other UCLA basketball players back to the United States earlier this week. LaVar Ball told ESPN on Friday, when asked about Trump's involvement in the matter. "As long as my boy's back here, I'm fine," LaVar Ball told ESPN. A lot of people like to say a lot of things that they thought happened over there. "Everybody gets stuck on the negativity of some things and they get stuck on them too long.
Donald Trump's LaVar Ball tweets cross a line — even for him
ET, Donald Trump had already sent two tweets about the self-proclaimed "big baller" LaVar Ball. Which brings me to the first part of the Trump tweets on Ball Wednesday morning. JUST WATCHED LaVar Ball reacts to Trump's words (full) Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH LaVar Ball reacts to Trump's words (full) 22:28Obviously, it makes no sense for Trump to respond to Ball -- ever or in this particular situation. It doesn't matter whether it's LaVar Ball doing it or the president of a foreign country. By comparing Ball to King, Trump is hoping to minimize him, turn him into a sort of cartoon character in the eyes of the president's political base.
Speros: Donald Trump, LaVar Ball act like turkeys
as informed in LaVar "Big Baller" Ball this week ran verbal trapezoids around a tongue-tied Chris Cuomo on CNN. Ball is a media creation (thanks, ESPN) whose obscene methods of self-promotion have succeeded beyond any imaginable goal. Ball steadfastly refused to acknowledge or credit President Trump for his role in getting LiAngelo Ball and two other UCLA basketball players released from China after they were arrested for shoplifting. "Tell Donald Trump to have a great Thanksgiving, because Big Baller is," Ball said. Instead, "Trump vs. Big Baller" is the show this Thanksgiving.Donald Trump-LaVar Ball feud: $17 million thank you
IT PAYS to pick a fight with President Trump. That, at least, is the case for bloviating basketball dad LaVar Ball who has earned himself $17.3 million (AUD) worth of free digital and TV ads since he started feuding with the president on November 17. "This back and forth with Donald Trump has extended the brand awareness outside of just sports," Smallwood told Yahoo Sports. Trump insisted all three players say "thank you," which they all did, though LaVar has not been forthcoming. He's the president of China," Lavar told a visibly flabbergasted Chris Cuomo during a rambling and semi-incoherent 23-minute appearance.
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