LeBron James Discussion: Not Returning To The Lakers

If James had wanted to be traded, he would have been traded.

 

He’s going back to Cleveland this summer or up to the Bay Area to play with Steph.

 

I hope LeBron retires a Laker. As an all time great with an all time organization I just feel it would be meaningful to retain him for the duration of his career.

I won’t be upset if he leaves, particularly if we stand pat at the deadline. I still don’t feel like it’s already a done deal that he’s gone either. I think it’s TBD.

 

Harden and LeBron on the same team? That's won't end well.

 

Mitchell and Harden recriuting him makes a lot of sense.

https://twitter.com/lakeshowyo/status/2019168322898776228?s=46&t=VpASWooOp-c0BfbMzXjnIw

 

Retire. Just retire.

 

did he forget how to dribble for a sec

 

Is 8 turnovers a personal best?

 

Austin reaves came through!

 

A lot of very bad plays with some good ones in transition .

 

Worst game in awhile. Couldn't dribble or shoot worth a lick.

Luckily his defense and transition game were again great in the 4th

 

The greatest…

 

His agent is losing clout…

 

That's insane - I would have thought for sure the Lakers would have more since he's been part of the Lakers and that includes shaq/kobe and kobe/pau runs

 

good

f*** rich paul

 

Meh They said f*** you Anthony Davis..on the other side of that, if teams have a FA that just bounced on them without a heads up, the FO would be in their feelings. Like Myles Turner in Indiana. It's unprofessional either way.

 

Doubt it

 

Nah

 

He was good going downhill, had 10 points (I think) in the 4th.

He's been moving really well with force and getting up in recent games, so I think the body must be responded well. At 41, that's great news.

I do think he realizes early that the shot wasn't there so he pivoted to hyper passive mode and it just happened to be a game where his hands were failing him -- hence the 8 TOs.

This one possession in particular was painful