When James is 37 years old and aging, his current contract with the Lakers is still one year left, and whether he will renew his contract early this summer is still unknown. The Lakers need to plan ahead to find a future successor. According to the analysis of The American media ESPN analyst Jay Williams, three goals are suitable for succeeding James as the new facade of the Lakers in the future, while the Hornets can't keep three goals.
Admittedly, Three-Ball has a fairly bright future, and according to ESPN analyst Jay Williams, the future of Three-Ball may not be in Charlotte Hornets. Jay Williams believes that sooner or later, three-goal will become the cornerstone superstar of the Los Angeles Lakers.
James may renew his contract with the Lakers this summer for more than $90 million in advance for 2 years, so that three years from now, James will turn 41 years old. Assuming James is still in the Lakers, then James is likely to be in the twilight of his career. Once James finally retires from his career, the Los Angeles Lakers will need someone to take his place, and Jay Williams insists that three-goal should be James' best successor.
"When I look at the three-goal, I only see the purple-gold color scheme," Jay Williams said on a recent episode of First Take.
Now that Three Goals is still playing for the Hornets, he has just finished his second season in his career, he has proven to be a superstar in the league, jay Williams and his partner Tim Legler believe that this kid may not be a good fit for Charlotte and its small market, even if the team owner is Jordan can not change that.
Admittedly, the future of three-goal is infinitely bright, and the Hornets are difficult to keep three goals for a long time, and three-goal is very suitable for a big team like the Lakers. What's more, Sanball is a Los Angeles native, and in about three years from now, will he become the next facade spokesperson for the Lakers?
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)