Gilbert Arenas exposes the wild side of former Los Angeles Lakers star Lamar Odom

Former Los Angeles Lakers star Lamar Odom recently revealed that he used to resort to jerking off before games. He mentioned that he resorted to that to release pre-game tensions.

However, former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas who played alongside Odom in the BIG 3 tournament, revealed the big man’s wild side. Arenas was talking on his podcast, Gil’s Arena, when picked up the topic.

He said:

You know he was on my BIG 3 team. So, they play in Charlotte. So, after the game how like coach talk to you....Lamar Odom was in the shower watching p**n. Coach talking he comes out watching p**n.

Gilbert Arenas said

Arenas added that Odom was wild enough to watch p**n while the coach was talking. Said that Odom did not care what the coach was saying, and only wanted to know if they were getting paid to play.

The backdrop of this is when Lamar Odom revealed recently in another podcast that he used to j8rk off before every game to help him release pre-game tensions. But Arenas’ revelation twists the story in an ever so little way about the former Los Angeles Lakers star.

The former Sixth Man of the Year has had a tumultuous history with s*x and substance addiction. The addictions led his former wife Khloe Kardashian to seek a divorce from the former Los Angeles Lakers star. His addiction to substances caused him several health problems as well.
Related: NBA champion for Lakers, Lamar Odom bizarrely reveals ‘j*rking off’ before every game

Gilbert Arenas goes off on guests take on Lamar Odom’s playing career

In an earlier edition of his podcast, Gilbert Arenas and his guests were discussing Lamar Odom’s playing career with the Los Angeles Lakers. Rashad McCants, who played in the NBA for 4 seasons claimed that Lamar Odom was the second-best player on the championship-winning Lakers teams of the late 2000’s.

Arenas went livid with McCants’ take, suggesting that Odom was not even close to being the second-best player on any Lakers championship-winning team. Arenas said that Odom was ultimately a bench player, who was called on to contribute when the stars rested. Although he would play well off the bench to be the Sixth Man of the Year.

It seems, for all its worth, that Lamar Odom had a wild side while he was playing basketball. Although, these things did not hamper his championship-winning career during his 14 seasons.