TWITTER: Reactions And Support For Lamar Odom

Lamar Odom

As reported just prior to preseason matchup with the Sacramento Kings, former Los Angeles Laker Lamar Odom is currently fighting for his life in a Las Vegas area hospital after being found “unresponsive” earlier. Addiction and substance abuse continue to be serious issues throughout society, so our thoughts and prayers remain with Odom and his family at this time.

The two-time champion isn’t just one of the more popular players amongst the ‘Purple and Gold’ fan base, but remains extremely well-liked by former opponents, media members and people from all forms of entertainment. Here are some of the instant reactions to the news on Odom:

Lakers Nation

Dwyane Wade – Miami HEAT

DeMarcus Cousins – Sacramento Kings

Paul Pierce – Los Angeles Clippers

Vince Carter – Memphis Grizzlies

Eric Gordon – New Orleans Pelicans

Mitch McGary – OKC Thunder

Quentin Richardson

Jorge Sedano – ESPN

Eric Pincus – L.A. Times

Wendy Williams – TV Personality

Mark Medina – L.A. Daily News

J.E. Skeets – The Starters

Ani Caribbean – Real 92.3 FM

Jeff G. That Sports Dude – Power 106 FM

D.L. Hughley – Comedian

Kavitha A. Davidson – Huffington Post

Zorheen – Fox 11 L.A.

Scott Verner – Music Mogul

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