On February 22, Beijing time, Cleveland All-Star Weekend has ended, but the controversial remarks about James's possible departure from the Lakers are still there; Marc Stein wrote and tweeted: To what extent is LeBron James alienated the Lakers? After he left twice, would the New Age Knight want him back? Is All-Star Weekend really the beginning of the end of LeBron's Lakers career, as is often heard?
Marc Stein wrote in the article: Although James and Rich Paul have obvious control over the Lakers, they are still outsiders in terms of Lakers strength, the Lakers are a team that can sever ties with Jerry West, if West can be kicked out, if James can not get the Lakers out of mediocrity, surely James's relationship with the Lakers can also be cut off, will also be kicked out.
During this year's All-Star Game, James publicly stated that the door to his return to the Cavaliers was never closed, and that he wanted to play with Brownies in the final year of his career, bluntly saying: "I will spend the last year of my career with my son." Where brownies are, I'm there. As long as I can play with my son for a year, I am willing to do anything. Money is not the point in this matter.
Not long ago, American journalist Sean Highkin tweeted that it is clear that James and Brownie will not join forces in the Cavaliers, and Lakers reporter Harrison Faigen replied: Pelicans (unexpectedly, it is predicted that James father and son will join forces in the Pelicans)
It is worth mentioning that during the All-Star Game, countless Cavaliers fans called on James to return to the Cavaliers, hoping that James would lead the team to win another championship; so far in his career, James has left the Cavaliers twice and led the Cavaliers to win the first championship in team history in 2016; 37-year-old James has led three different teams to win the championship and won the FMVP four times, which team will he wear in the future?