The Los Angeles Lakers are set to face the L.A. Clippers once again on Sunday night after beating them at home on Friday. While it was not a pretty win, the purple and gold are finding ways to come out on top while also trying to integrate an all-world talent in Luka Doncic.

During an interview with Taylor Gaes of NBA.com, Reaves revealed that James was hard on him, particularly during a two-week stretch. Reaves grew so frustrated that he longed for a break from James. Turns out, James had a specific motivation for pressing Reaves early on.

Austin Reaves felt LeBron James was being too hard on him during his rookie season and complained about it to former Lakers assistant coach Phil Handy.