James continues to encourage Brownie! Famous reporter: James s transaction is unrealistic and buying out is meaningless to the Lakers

On July 16, James forwarded several news related to Brownie in succession, encouraging his son to create his own legend; the Mavericks led the team to leave the team for odds, and the famous reporter said that James' transaction was unrealistic and buying out was of no significance to the Lakers.

In the NBA Summer United Lakers lost to the Clippers, Brownie played a commendable game, with 6 of 10 shots, 3 of 5 three-pointers, 17 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists. During the halftime break, James carefully guided Brownie; it is worth mentioning that James, Reeves, Vanderbilt, Ayton, Laravia, Pelinka and Redick all came to watch the Los Angeles derby.

Today, James forwarded the news continuously on Ins, forwarded the scene of chatting with his teammates with his daughter Julie, and also posted Lonnie's highlights, with the caption: Keep moving forward, child! Only you know your own legend.

James is still deeply involved in trading rumors. If James leaves the Lakers, his next odds will be updated - 1. Mavericks: +125; 2. Heat: +500; 3. Cavaliers: +550; 4. Warriors: +600 and 5. Knicks: +800.

Regarding James' situation, famous reporter Marc Stein said that James is likely to continue wearing the Lakers' jersey in the new season, saying bluntly: The transaction is not realistic at all, and buying out the contract is meaningless to the Lakers.

According to previous reports, four teams including the Warriors and the Clippers contacted Ritchie Paul about James' potential transactions, but James never applied to leave the team; this summer, James executed a $52.6 million player option, held the veto of the trade, and was about to start his 23rd season of his career.

Regarding malicious comments from the outside world, James's agent Ritchie Paul said: After LeBron (James) retires, the media will have to find a new thorn in his eyes to hate it, but to attract attention and increase ratings.