Metta World Peace Calls Out Nets Players for Flopping Via Twitter

The Los Angeles Lakers won their third game in a row last night by taking down the new-look Brooklyn Nets at the Staples Center, 95-90.

The Nets proved to be another tough test for this revamped Lakers squad with Deron Williams and company threatening to pull off the win on the road in the closing minutes.

—- Show off your team pride with your own Lakers Nation t-shirt! —-

Fortunately for the Lakers, Kobe Bryant shut the door on the Williams’ hopes of getting victory in Los Angeles with some clutch free-throwing late in the game.

Along with Kobe’s game-high 25 points and another solid performance for Dwight Howard with 23 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks, a few others got in on the action with some impressive numbers. Pau Gasol neared a triple-double with 17 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists while Metta World Peace finished with 17 points of his own.

World Peace also chipped in with eight boards, two steals and some words for certain Nets players about flopping via Twitter:

The veteran forward called out two of Brooklyn’s players in particular for flopping:

There’s been no indication from the NBA  as of yet in terms of Reggie Evans and Gerald Wallace being fined for flopping during Tuesday night’s game, but it might be something for the league to look into, especially with Evans’ history of flopping in the past with the Los Angeles Clippers.

You May Also Like

Lakers News: Luke Walton Admits Frustration Over Slow Start To Season

The Los Angeles Lakers lost another close game on Monday night, this time to the Minnesota Timberwolves, to drop their record to a disappointing 2-5. Even though…

Lakers News: Dwight Howard to Announce Decision via Twitter

All the teams interested in Dwight Howard’s services may have to wait…

Kobe Bryant Still Considering Playing Overseas

With the lockout anything but resolved more and more players are considering…

Lakers News: LeBron James Reflects On How Much He Sacrificed To Break All-Time Scoring Record

The Los Angeles Lakers may have lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder, but the night will be remembered as the game…