LeBron James has expressed his displeasure due to the Wizards broadcaster's misspoken remarks about Rockets rising star Kevin Porter Jr., but James still seems dissatisfied after the Wizards broadcaster apologized to Kevin Porter Jr.
"I stick to my tweets," James said, "I stand by everything I say, so let's put it this way, that's what he thinks in his heart." ”
"Kevin Porter Jr. respects me and I have an obligation to make sure he knows I'm behind him."
After Kevin Porter Jr. completed the killing of the Wizards, the Wizards broadcaster's remarks have already attracted criticism from fans, and it is unknown whether the matter will end with the Wizards broadcaster's apology, or whether the league will have a corresponding penalty in the future.
On the other hand, LeBron James also talked about his chances of impacting the regular season MVP in an interview:
"If my name continues to be in the MVP conversation, then I'll be happy because it means the Lakers can win, that's what I want, that's what I care about."
So far this season, the Lakers' record performance has not been ideal, so even if LeBron James does have a very top-notch data performance at present, he is not yet one of the candidates for the regular season MVP.
Finally, it needs to be talked about when Lakers veteran Dwight Howard talked about his changing role in this Lakers team:
'It's tough for anybody, what I want is a championship parade, so if I can play 10 minutes, 3 minutes, no matter how many minutes I play I'm going to give my all and make an impact for the team in any way possible.'
Even though Howard still can't get a stable role under the tactical system of Lakers coach Frank Vogel, Howard can still play a surprising performance in the limited playing time.