Orlando Magic guard Terrence Ross is one of the more entertaining Twitter users in the NBA. The 27-year-old consistently shares his hilarious perspective. He learned a tough lesson Sunday night, though—the internet is merciless, and if you come at King James, you best not miss.
It started with Ross reacting to the news of LBJ signing with the Lakers. He called them the "LA Cavs."
Lol bron just joined the Cavs of the West 😂😂😂
NBA fans responded quickly, roasting Ross for having the audacity to criticize the league's best player and one of its most storied franchises.
You still on the magic tho right
I didn’t even know who this was. Had to look at his bio 🤷🏾♂️
Remember that time when Terrance ross was relevant because he used to dunk pic.twitter.com/2j0teYM0RL
You play for the dollar tree of the NBA
Lonzo prolly sold more jerseys in one year than you did your entire career🤫😂
Real talk, though: how can a player on the Magic criticize the Lakers or Cavs?
Imagine playing for the Magic and saying this pic.twitter.com/KtVfg2OTIz
It looks like he's owning the mistake.
Well i take that back about being the Cavs of the West. 🙈
lol i have started a riot on my twitter. I love it 🤷🏾♂️
Ross, the No. 8 overall pick in the 2012 draft, spent the first five years of his career with the Toronto Raptors. He landed in Orlando as part of the 2017 Serge Ibaka deal. Ross claimed the 2013 Slam Dunk Contest title.
