On March 1, Beijing time, although James has debunked rumors of returning to the Cavaliers and said that he wants to continue to stay in the Lakers, there is still a lot of speculation about his future belonging. In the show, the famous and female host Monica McNat suggested that James leave the Lakers, because the king of Los Angeles will always be Kobe, and James is the king of Cleveland, and returning to the Cavaliers can pursue greater achievements.
The Lakers' struggles this season are already evident, with they currently rank 9th in the West with only 27 wins and 33 losses, and play-off spots have become less secure. The Lakers have only had a 3-9 record in the last 12 games, especially the humiliating loss to the Pelicans in the last game, which makes people lose the Lakers' fighting spirit.
In a basketball show, Monica McNatt, the host, discussed with two famous mouths, Stephen A. Smith and Perkins, and she said that James should seek an opportunity to leave the Lakers. Monica McNatt thinks she has enough authority and voice in the NBA, and after making a mess and throwing up her hands and leaving, that person must be James. Monica McNat has some truth, after all, James left the Cavaliers twice in 2010 and 2018, and left the Heat in 2014.
Monica McNater further argues that she believes that James' entire career has been working hard for his personal goals, and James will not let go of the possibility of seeking better opportunities. Although the big cities of Los Angeles played a huge role in James's development off the field, there are still differences between Los Angeles and James.
In response, Monica McNat recounted a personal experience, she said that at the All-Star Weekend in Cleveland, security personnel confided in her, saying that the king of Los Angeles will always be Kobe Bryant, and James is the king of Cleveland. Monica McNat said she understands James' intention to stay with the Lakers, but she also thinks things will change in the future.
As for whether James should return to the Cavaliers after leaving, Monica McNatt believes that James can achieve more in the Cavaliers, especially for his hometown, after all, the Cavaliers' performances this season have become a big dark horse. As for the Lakers' performance this season is already quite bad, and their loss to the Pelicans has already fallen into a fixed, can they play worse?
(Drunken Lying Floating Life)