Adam Sandler spends quality time with daughter Sunny, 14, and sits courtside for Lakers-Hawks game
There’s never a lack of star power sitting courtside at Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles when the Lakers are in town.
And on Friday, Adam Sandler, 56, was among those who got to watch LeBron James show off his high-flying moves up close from his courtside seat, alongside the younger of his two daughters, 14-year-old Sunny. .
The father-daughter duo got to watch the Lakers dominate the Atlanta Hawks en route to their first four-game winning streak in just under a year, according to the Associated Press.
High-flying action: Adam Sandler, 56, watched the Lakers game against the Atlanta Hawks at Crypto.Com Arena in Los Angeles with his daughter Sunny Sandler, 14, on Friday
The Lakers came into the contest riding a three-game winning streak and an overall record of 17-21.
The comedian kept his typical casual attire dressed in tan khakis with a Hawaiian-style button-down shirt and orange sneakers.
He also sports a full beard and mustache and his dark brown hair is relatively short.
Sunny also kept it casual in the fashion department in a black hoodie, dark blue jeans, and white sneakers as she sat to her dad’s left.
Game Coach: The comedian seemed to be giving his daughter a basketball lesson or two on occasion during the game.
Dominant: Despite coming out of illness, LeBron James led the Lakers with 25 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds.
At times, Sunny seemed to be getting a basketball lesson from her father, who would sometimes describe what was going on with certain plays and situations.
Over the years, Sandler has often been seen at Lakers games with his wife Jackie Titone and their two daughters, which also includes their oldest daughter Sadie, 16.
Some of the other celebrities spotted at the game on Friday included Red Hot Chili Peppers singer Anthony Kiedis, 60, and his best friend and bassist Flea (born Michael Peter Balzary), 60, whom he was not hard to miss with her blue hair.
Showing support: Anthony Kiedis, 60, and Flea, 60, of the Red Hot Chili Peppers were also seen courtside with big smiles on their faces due to the team’s sizzling game.
Impressed: Rapper 2 Chainz, 45, also flashed a big smile as he watched King James display some of his old commanding moves on the court
Coordinated: The Georgia rapper rocked a color coordinated yellow and green
Rapper 2 Chainz (born Tauheed K. Epps), 45, also stood out dressed in a yellow and green ensemble and his long dreadlocks draped on top of his head.
Singer-songwriter The Dream (born Terius Youngdell Nash), 45, tried to go undercover wearing a white baseball cap with sunglasses from his courtside seat.
Six-time NBA champion Scottie Pippen, 57, was on hand, in part, to see his son Scotty Pippen Jr., who is a rookie on the Lakers.
Cool cat: Singer-songwriter The Dream, 45, tried to go undercover wearing a white baseball cap with sunglasses from his courtside seat
Cheering on son: Six-time NBA champion Scottie Pippen, 57, was on hand, in part, to see his son Scotty Pippen Jr., who is a Lakers rookie.
A dominant second quarter in which the Lakers outscored the Hawks by 12 points helped them lead into halftime with a 21-point lead.
While Atlanta tried to mount a second-half comeback, cutting the lead by five points in the third quarter, Los Angeles won handily, 130-114.
LeBron James, 38, led the way for the Lakers with a team-high 25 points along with 10 assists and seven rebounds, while Kendrick Nunn scored 23 points off the bench and Dennis Schroder added 21 points.
Winning streak: Along with King James’ 25, Kendrick Nunn scored 23 points off the bench to help the Lakers dominate the Hawks 130-114 for their fourth straight win.