Two Los Angeles NBA teams, the Lakers and the Clippers, reportedly support not playing the rest of the season in an effort to call attention to the recent police shooting of a Black man in Wisconsin.

Most other teams are in favor of continuing to play, The Athletic reported. Its unclear if the outnumbered Lakers and Clippers will agree to participate in games or continue to boycott the season, which is in the playoffs.

Discussions are expected to continue Thursday, with scheduled games likely be canceled again. Everyone is still too emotional, a high-ranking source told ESPNs Adrian Wojnarowski . There needs to be more time to come together on this.

The LA teams have some of the NBAs biggest stars, including Laker LeBron James and Clipper Kawhi Leonard. Both teams are serious contenders for the championships.

The heated discussion over whether to continue playing happened at an NBA-wide meeting held after several teams announced they were walking off Wednesdays games to call attention to Sundays police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, which has left the 29-year-old father paralyzed from the waist down.