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LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
“We got a good team…guys like each other…guys vibe each other…it makes the game a lot easier when you enjoy being around people.”
- LeBron on the 8-1 start
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
"LeBron's here and he has made everybody willing passers."
Tyrese Maxey credits LeBron James with setting an unselfish example that the entire team has embraced. | @FultonBank
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
Lebron signing with the sixers really changed the direction of this country
I LOVE hearing from Savannah more
Savannah James revealed how STRESSFUL it’s been trying to keep her family together following LeBron James’ move to Philadelphia, as she now has to balance life between THREE DIFFERENT CITIES: New York, Philly, and Tucson 😲👀
She also revealed that their daughter Zhuri chose to STAY with her friends and volleyball team instead of moving with LeBron, explaining how they’re learning to make it work as a family without everyone having to move together.
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
Nobody was calling Philly a Super Team until they got the 41-year-old goat 🐐 👑
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
« Probablement le seul joueur de toute la NBA capable de réussir un mouvement pareil face à Wemby. »
LeBron James : « J'ai vu une action de KD contre Wemby, dans le match où l'un des frères Thompson avait réussi ce contre incroyable. KD a fait un double crossover face à Wemby, puis une feinte de tir. Wemby était toujours là, devant lui, alors KD s'est légèrement écarté en arrière et a shooté par-dessus lui. Je me suis dit que c'était probablement le seul joueur de toute la NBA capable de réussir un mouvement pareil face à Wemby. »
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
Rich Paul says LeBron is playing with more Joy in Philly vs with the Lakers:
“When you’re in years 22,23,24, and you still have something left in the tank, it’s a beautiful situation where you can position yourself alongside other guys that can play roles at a high level that give you a real chance of winning. And you don’t have to be someone that you’re no longer capable of being today”
Rich Paul and Max Kellerman debate if Luka and the Lakers are playing better because LeBron isn’t there anymore:
Rich Paul shouts out the Lakers better defense, and personnel the front office added around Luka this year
Max believes they’re better because it’s finally Luka’s team, he came in better shape, and argues it’s due to LeBron not being there anymore
Rich pushes back and says LeBron has NOTHING to do with the Lakers this improvement this season.
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
41 year old Bron finally gets to play like 23 year old Kobe, 28 year old Curry, 26 year old KD
LeBron James explains how his role has changed in Year 24, saying he can still do almost everything he did 12 years ago but no longer has to carry the entire load
LeBron says the biggest difference now is knowing when to take over and when to let his teammates lead.
“I’m able to do pretty much everything I was doing 12 years ago, but more in spurts and picking my spots.”
He explained that playing alongside stars like Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, after sharing the court with Luka Dončić last season, has changed his responsibilities.
As Steve Nash pointed out, LeBron no longer has to carry the same load he did earlier in his career.
LeBron agreed, noting that his usage is much lower than it was 12 years ago, and he believes that is how it should be.
Instead of forcing the action every possession, he can focus more on setting up his teammates and creating opportunities for others.
Now in his 24th NBA season, LeBron says he can still make the same plays. He simply understands when and how to use them.
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
Bron been wanting to get carried since 2020, but his teammates couldn’t do it. I’m genuinely happy for Bron.
LeBron James explains how his role has changed in Year 24, saying he can still do almost everything he did 12 years ago but no longer has to carry the entire load
LeBron says the biggest difference now is knowing when to take over and when to let his teammates lead.
“I’m able to do pretty much everything I was doing 12 years ago, but more in spurts and picking my spots.”
He explained that playing alongside stars like Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, after sharing the court with Luka Dončić last season, has changed his responsibilities.
As Steve Nash pointed out, LeBron no longer has to carry the same load he did earlier in his career.
LeBron agreed, noting that his usage is much lower than it was 12 years ago, and he believes that is how it should be.
Instead of forcing the action every possession, he can focus more on setting up his teammates and creating opportunities for others.
Now in his 24th NBA season, LeBron says he can still make the same plays. He simply understands when and how to use them.
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
People gonna be mad at this and it’s hilarious bc he’s genuinely never done anything but praise Russ.
Matter of fact the media TRIED to get him to speak negatively of Russ (on multiple occasions) and he told them to cut it out.
LeBron says he enjoyed being Russell Westbrook’s teammate
“Great dude... everyone raves about him, including myself. Kudos to him and that jacket, that Hall of Fame jacket is next.”
(Via @mindthegamepod / h/t @NBA__Courtside )
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
Boogie is the only one on this show that keeps it real.... everyone else on that couch blames media, coaches, organization etc. never the players fault smh.
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
LeBron James says Kyrie Irving is the most skilled player he’s ever seen 👀
(Via @mindthegamepod / h/t @0xBassey )
LeBrons Second Daughter retweeted
Jaylen Brown: "It's a lot of talent, man. We like each other, and we're just kind of like building that chemistry of how we can get this thing to a well-oiled machine. So I think we're taking steps forward every single day. You know, I think we still got a long way to go to being like a really, really solid, great team. But we've been able to win some games. We started off the season great, 7-1, and you haven't seen our best version yet. So that's a good sign."