Man with 'Trump Sucks' painted on chest crashes court during Game 4 of NBA Finals (VIDEO)

Television viewers saw Game 4 of the NBA Finals get pretty physical with LeBron James mixing it up with some rough play and verbal scraps with both Draymond Green and Stephen Curry. But what they didn't see was see was what happened in the fourth quarter when a shirtless fan with "Trump Sucks" painted on his chest made a mad dash across the court during a stoppage in play.

Security quickly tackled the knucklehead fan — who ABC refused to show — before escorting him off the floor. Mark Jackson, the former NBA star and Warriors coach praised security for the speed in which they removed the idiot.

#NBAFinals streaker taken down in a cracking chasedown tackle pic.twitter.com/JXCr7eQFwP

— Jon Healy (@JonHealy) June 11, 2016

Golden State won Game 4 in Cleveland and looks to clinch its second straight NBA title Monday at home.

LeBron accidentally flashes penis on live TV before NBA game (VIDEO)

It wasn't what you would call a good night for LeBron James and cameras on Thursday.

First, moments before Game 4 of the NBA Finals began, James inadvertently exposed himself to millions watching on live television when a cameraman zoomed in a little too much for a close-up while LeBron adjusted his shorts.



And during the game, the Cavaliers star required stitches after taking a wide angle lens to the head from another photographer when he was shoved under the net.

LeBron ended up bloody after hitting his head on a camera: http://t.co/jmv540zKwd https://t.co/aGl381kpQf

— SB Nation (@SBNation) June 12, 2015

Now we know King James has a royal staff and a new crown to boot.

LeBron James stares down Warriors fan who called him a PAB (VIDEO)

Golden State Warriors fans weren't too happy after the team's Game 2 loss at Oracle Arena on Sunday.

And one classless troll called LeBron James a "pussy ass bitch" as he walked through the tunnel to the locker room.

The Cavaliers star seemed to have heard every word the woman spit out and just stared down the imbecile.

Who's the PAB now?

Gatorade Twitter account trolls LeBron over cramping

LeBron James is taking a lot of heat after having to sit out the majority of the fourth quarter of Game 1 of the NBA Finals with a left leg cramp that caused him to have to be carried to a seat on the sidelines. 

With the temperatures hovering around 90-degrees inside air-conditionless AT&T Center and the San Antonio Spurs up two points, James had to leave the game and never returned as his team suffered a 15-point loss. That's when social media platforms pounced on the overheated James.

It wasn't just basketball fans mocking James' futile hydration attempts. Gatorade's Twitter account responded with a few witty responses to people who mistakenly thought James was a client of theirs.

@ryanbkoo The person cramping wasn't our client. Our athletes can take the heat.
— Gatorade (@Gatorade) June 6, 2014

@LazyBumDrew we were waiting on the sidelines, but he prefers to drink something else.
— Gatorade (@Gatorade) June 6, 2014

With a game this hot, we're right at home. #WinFromWithin #NBAFinals
— Gatorade (@Gatorade) June 6, 2014

Back in 2003, Gatorade pulled out of trying to sign a sponsorship deal with James. At the time, they had twice named him the Boys' High School Basketball Player of the Year, but couldn't see eye-to-eye on what James' role with Gatorade should be if they came to an agreement on a sponsorship deal, according to CBS Sports.

James eventually signed a deal with rival sports drink Powerade — and is Gatorade happy about that now.

Tim Duncan's epic reaction to ref's call (GIF)

It was during the first half of Game 1 of the 2014 NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat when Tim Duncan's emotion made a rare and epic appearance. 

The usually stoic 38-year-old was whistled for a foul in the second quarter and he did not seem to understand how the official could have seen any infraction.

Here is a closer look at Duncan's incredulous expression that referee Mark Davis might see a more times over the next couple of weeks.

Stephen Curry uses two-year old daughter to mock LeBron James' Game 3 first half

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry may be watching the playoffs from his living room, but that won't stop him from getting a couple of shots in at the NBA Finals.

At halftime of the Miami Heat's Game 3 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals, LeBron James had just four points in the game. Curry put James' point total into perspective when he helped his two-year old daughter Riley get half of that with a slam dunk into a toddler's net. 

James finished with 15 points on 7 of 21 shooting from the field and the Spurs demolished the Heat, 113-77. 

If little Riley is anything like her dad, she can probably shoot from behind the arch as well. But it sounds like she'll need additional timeouts to help change her Pampers.

#StephCenter Halftime Recap: LeBron James 4 Pts. My daughter Riley 2 Pts. vine.co/v/blirIed3hIq
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) June 12, 2013

LeBron gets started on his man-cave photo gallery with devastating block of Splitter

LeBron James must have been inspired by Roy Hibbert's idea of using a photo of a monumental block to decorate his man-cave so the Miami Heat star went out and got one for himself.

James' fourth quarter block of big man Tiago Splitter in a 103-84 defeat of the San Antonio Spurs in Game 2 of the 2013 NBA Finals resembled Hibbert's rejection of Carmelo Anthony in Game 6 of the Pacers-Knicks Eastern Conference semifinals last month.

Hibbert was sent a couple framed photos of his iconic block and made no secret he planned to adorn the walls of his man-cave with the mementos.

James' and Hibbert's blocks are almost identical in composition and end with the same dramatic result — total demoralization of their opponents.

LeBron's posters should be in every Heat fan's man-cave by Game 3 on Tuesday.

Lil' Wayne gets courtside seat for NBA Finals but still complains

Lil' Wayne sounds like he still doesn't appreciate Chesapeake Energy Arena but that didn't stop him from sitting courtside at Game 1 of the NBA Finals— between The Oklahoma City Thunder-Miami Heat on Tuesday night— and still complain about the "Oklahoma way."

Just what does it take to make this guy happy?  He gets a seat close enough to shave James Harden's beard and still feels slighted.

After the game, he grumbled about it, tweeting that the staff had "again" treated him "like s---."

He was presumably referring to the May 31 game at Oklahoma City's Chesapeake Energy Arena between the Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals when he was denied entry.

The arena said he was stopped at the door that night because the game was sold out and he didn't have a ticket.  Lil' Wayne claims the real reason was because the other ticket-holders didn't want the rapper there.

Lil' Whine— after that rebuff— had been advised by his manager to never set foot in the arena again— as a performer or spectator.

Now, the singer returns and says he hopes the Heat will blow out the Thunder— which won't happen because OKC already won the first game.

Lil' Wayne didn't specify exactly how the arena or its staff mistreated him in his front-row seat on Tuesday night or if he plans on attending Game 2 and face more abuse and disrespect.

What a glutton for punishment.