It is on days like these that we realize how big of a bane social media is. Warriors’ star Andrew Wiggins has been out for over a month due to a serious family affair. Now, people on the internet tried to change the narrative and make it sound like it was his girlfriend, Mychal Thompson, having an affair.

Mychal has disputed the same and showed her disgust at the rumors, but that didn’t stop the vile trains on Twitter. They have now moved past Wiggins and his girlfriend and started looking at other celebrities known for allegedly cheating. People have searched about Shaquille O’Neal and his ex-wife Shaunie, Michael Jordan and Juanita Vanoy, and now they’re looking for LeBron James and Savannah.

LeBron James and Savannah are high school sweethearts and have been together since 2003. They have three children together, Bronny, Bryce, and Zhuri. Despite being a family man through and through, Bron has been muddled in cheating rumors for a long time. Let’s look at some of these reports:

No, there is no concrete evidence of LeBron having been disloyal to his ‘Queen.’ However, there have been a lot of reports over time that suggest that there may have been something. One of the biggest names that he is linked to is Rihanna. Rihanna is a huge LeBron fan and has shown up to quite a few of his games. This led people to blow smoke over something that didn’t even exist.

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Last year, the King was accused by TikToker Sofia Franklyn. She accused Bron of repeatedly cheating on Savannah James and hosting parties in clubs where they make people sign NDAs. This also led people to believe that he may have something to do with LSU star gymnast Olivia Dunne. He has also been accused of snooping around the DMs of IG models.

In 2020, Ezra Haliti called out Bron for cheating on Savannah with IG supermodel Sofia Jamora. However, this was proven wrong as the model said she didn’t know who James was.

None of these rumors and reports have ever been proven, and till they are, we will continue to believe that LeBron James is a loyal family man who loves his wife a lot.

There’s no doubt that Dillon Brooks had a major hand in Steph Curry’s struggles on Saturday night. The Memphis Grizzlies loud-mouth hounded Curry across the floor in the Golden State Warriors’ 133-119 loss to their Western Conference rivals, sometimes refusing to willingly cede him air space even on dead balls.

The result? Curry needed 15 shots to score 16 points, tied for his third-lowest total in any game this season. The effects of his incessant off-ball movement and imminent shooting threat didn’t ripple like they normally do, either. Facing one of the league’s best defenses, the Warriors were actually more efficient offensively when the reigning Finals MVP was on the bench.

Don’t give Brooks, Jaren Jackson Jr. and company too much credit for Curry’s lackluster performance. As Steve Kerr saw it, his labors were more the result of inevitable fatigue than Memphis’ dogged, physical defense.

“I thought the schedule kind of caught up a little bit to Steph. Back-to-back, third in four nights, lot of travel. First game he’s had since he’s been back that he didn’t shoot well,” Kerr said after the game. “Brooks did a good job defensively. But all in all, it felt like Steph’s legs just weren’t quite there tonight.”

Curry wasn’t just playing on the second leg of a back-to-back on Saturday after notching 37 minutes in Golden State’s ugly yet close-fought loss to the Atlanta Hawks. The Warriors were also playing their third game in four nights, the first of which Curry erupted for 50 points on 20-of-28 shooting in one of the most jaw-dropping efforts of his career.

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Heavy legs were unavoidable for Curry and Golden State’s other veterans, basically. It’s telling that Jonathan Kuminga and Jordan Poole, both in their early 20s, were the Dubs’ most effective players on Saturday. Curry and Klay Thompson certainly weren’t themselves; even noted iron man Kevon Looney looked a half step slow.

Unfortunately for the Warriors, Steph Curry isn’t getting any younger. Andrew Wiggins’ return and Gary Payton II’s season debut would help ease his burden on both ends, though it’s unclear just how productive either would be upon first getting back on the floor—if that happens at all.

Trae Young finger wags at Warriors’ Stephen Curry so disrespectful

The Golden State Warriors just lost their 10th game in a row on the road Friday night and Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young proceeded to disrespect Stephen Curry after sealing the win.

With the Dubs down four points with just under a minute left in regulation, Steph was about to drive to the hoop before Trae picked his pocket, ultimately receiving a pass from Dejounte Murray on the fastbreak and putting Atlanta up for good. In the process, Young did the iconic Dikembe Mutombo “finger wag” to Curry.

Trae Young finger wags at Warriors’ Stephen Curry so disrespectful it

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TRAE PICKED STEPH'S POCKET IN THE CLUTCH 🥶 pic.twitter.com/yNCZTrrwQL

— Bally Sports South (@BallySportsSO) March 18, 2023

The audacity. That’s just the type of cheeky player Trae Young is, but you can’t blame him there. He just won the game. The Warriors were once again haunted by mistakes, coughing up the rock 17 times. That translated into 21 points for the Hawks.

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Despite the costly turnover, Curry balled out, dropping 31 points in 37 minutes of action. But, he went just 4 for 13 from three-point territory. Ice Trae meanwhile went off for 25 points and dished out 12 assists to lead the charge for Quin Snyder’s squad.

Golden State has now lost back-to-back contests and sits just one game above .500 at 36-35, barely clinging onto the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.