UNDISPUTED: Patrick Beverley to Lakers, LeBron disrespected, Tyron Smith out for Cowboys

Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe go three rounds debating the latest sports headlines with our in-house judges scoring them blow-by-blow.

RND 1: PAT BEV TO LAKERS

According to multiple reports, the Los Angeles Lakers are finalizing a trade to land Patrick Beverley from the Utah Jazz. It was also reported that Pat Bev is eager to join LA after finding out about the deal. The 34-year-old will now join LeBron James, who he mentioned as a dream superstar teammate earlier this offseason. On a scale of 1-10, Skip and Shannon evaluate and decide how much he will help the Lakers.

Judge White				Judge Blue				Judge Pink
SKP	Rnd	SHN		SKP	Rnd	SHN		SKP	Rnd	SHN
10	1	9		10	1	9		10	1	9

Shannon is unable to get excited about the trade, while Skip goes all in on Utah getting the better of LA and takes the round.

RND 2: LEBRON JAMES DISRESPECTED

Hoop Central’s Twitter account got the ball rolling on the NBA’s most disrespected player ever conversation yesterday. Among those listed was Philadelphia 76ers star James Harden. Despite being a former MVP, Harden’s playoff shortcomings have overshadowed his regular season efforts. Skip selected Los Angeles Lakers’ Russell Westbrook as his most disrespected player of all-time and Shannon chose LeBron James with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar coming in a close second.

Judge White				Judge Blue				Judge Pink
SKP	Rnd	SHN		SKP	Rnd	SHN		SKP	Rnd	SHN
9	2	10		9	2	10		9	2	10

Shannon comes back with a vengeance to dunk on Skip in the second round, so it will we go to the third round to decide a winner.

RND 3: TYRON SMITH OUT FOR COWBOYS

According to Ian Rapoport, Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith suffered an avulsion fracture of the knee as his hamstring tendon pulled off the bone. Rapoport also mentioned if Smith does return it would be in December. 2022 first-round pick Tyler Smith is a candidate to fill in for the eight-time Pro Bowler. Skip and Shannon gage how big of a loss this is for the Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and the Cowboys offense.