After this year's trade deadline, because the Lakers failed to promote any reinforcement moves, it is also reported that LeBron James is already dissatisfied with the Lakers management.
According to the US media Bill Oram, the relationship between LeBron James and the Lakers is currently very tense, and there may even be an emotional outburst in the next few years:
"James and his agent Rich Paul have been in control of the Lakers, and the situation is so tense now that a source close to the Lakers likens this to before the war comes."
Even Bill Oram said that James' current power in this Lakers team is much greater than that of legendary star Kobe Bryant.
This is certainly not a small problem for the Lakers. But will that ultimately lead to LeBron James leaving this Lakers? Not at least not in the short term. Because according to the US media Shams-Charania, James's current plan is to continue to play for the Lakers in the foreseeable future:
Although LeBron James's contract has one year left, if the Lakers can have a suitable reinforcement move, I believe James will still stay in Los Angeles to play. It's just that for the Lakers, if things still don't go well enough to meet LeBron James's expectations, the team may have to push for a deal involving James this offseason:
"The Lakers may have to trade LeBron James this offseason, and the relationship between James and management has not been ideal over the past two weeks."
At present, the Lakers can only have a record of 27 wins and 31 losses so far this season, but in the case that James can still play high-level data, the Lakers' only such performance will certainly not satisfy James, that is, what kind of reinforcement moves the Lakers will have in the future will largely determine James's future in this Lakers team.