LeBron James shocks fans with a burst of anger at a match official.

WATCH: LeBron James’ HEATED conversation with referee during Lakers 150-point game goes viral

LeBron James and Anthony Davis

LeBron James last night during the 150-145 Los Angeles Lakers home against the visiting Indians Pacers displayed a side of him rarely seen. He was caught having an intense outburst with one of the game officials on video, a video that’s now trending all over social media.

The Los Angeles Lakers, for the third game in a row, continued their March toward a spot in the postseason. And with James having a great game, even sharing a moment with his daughter, Zhuri, and wife, Savannah, it was strange to see the superstar switch emotions.

The viral moment occurred while the Lakers were leading 142-136 in the fourth quarter, and he was seen seriously dishing out his fury to the official. However, details of what transpired aren’t precise yet as there’s no official communication on the matter, but you can bet social media to fuel the issue with speculations.

Although the four-time MVP is known to control his temper in cases and situations like this, seeing him lose his cool at a match official reignited the debate about the NBA’s bias toward James. However, he ended the game with 26 points, five rebounds, and 10 assists in another impressive outing by the evergreen veteran.

LeBron James and Lakers claim biggest scoring win in 37 years

Despite the late burst of emotions from LeBron James, he and Anthony Davis were on fire as the Lakers recorded their highest-scoring game in 37 years to hold off the Indiana Pacers. AD came up with 36 points, 16 rebounds, and three assists to lead the player statistics chart.
LeBron James against the Indiana Pacers (image via Open Source/X)
LeBron James against the Indiana Pacers (image via Open Source/X)

The Pacers attempted a comeback during the fourth and final quarter as they led 46-34, but the mesmerizing show from the Purple and Gold during the second and third quarters was enough to guide them to a well-deserved victory.

The Lakers are 9th on the Western Conference standings with a record of 39-32 and 11 games left to play in the regular season. Their next game sees them travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to face the Eastern Conference’s third seed, the Milwaukee Bucks.