On March 20, Beijing time, LeBron James completed the scoring surpass against Carl Malone, achieving a great achievement in history. Teammates around James have also benefited from him, and many players have also gained a lot of exposure and performance opportunities for this.
NBA star Larry Bird served for the Indiana Pacers, and when he was the team's general manager, Bird refused to play with the Cleveland Cavaliers, which James played for at the time. For this reason, Bird recalls, he did it for one reason.
"I used to say to my son, you don't know anything, they're around James, that's why they look so much higher than their true level." Burton said.
James' former Cavaliers teammate Tristan Thompson won an eighty-million contract while playing in Cleveland, but TT fully proved that his value was not worth so much money after moving between teams.
Under James' leadership, a fish-belly team can instantly become a regular in the playoffs, and even often patronize the Finals gate. These are the keys to increasing the value of many ordinary players, and they are also a great opportunity to prove their own value.