An AAU game between LeBron "Bronny" James Jr.'s North Coast Blue Chips and the Chicago-based Meanstreets was cancelled Wednesday night after a fan in a Michael Jordan jersey heckled the elder James.
The man was denied entrance and eventually had to be restrained by security at Nevada's Liberty High School, forcing the cancellation of the game, according to Sam Gordon of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. James, his wife, Savannah, and daughter, Zhuri were escorted out a side door along with the Blue Chips players.
An altercation broke out at Liberty, and the teams cleared the court. LeBron left the gym, too. Security trying to settle everything down. pic.twitter.com/l8mDTidP3i
— Sam Gordon (@BySamGordon) July 26, 2018
Earlier Wednesday, Bronny and the Blue Chips cruised to a 66-18 victory as James, Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul, and Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue looked on.
