John Stockton Rips Lebron James with helicopter metaphor
It was a busy summer for Los Angeles Lakerswho is recently Extended Luka Dončić Three-year, 165 million dollars of contracts. For the first time in her glorious career, Lebron James will go in The season in which it is obviously not an option number one in its team and will not be the task of working most difficult lifting.
Despite this, players from previous generations have long criticized James for seemingly taking an easy output by switching teams in their career, and recently, former Jutah Jazz Guard John Stockton continued this trend.
“I like where guys are tightening the belt and said … We’re going to work. We have to play harder. We need to play smarter, instead of only huh, where the grass is greener.” Stockton said, Jeremi Kruger from Yahoo Sport, through the Jones Apex on X, earlier Twitter. “I’m going there and win the championship. I think it devalves. You don’t climb the mountain, you’re taking a helicopter to the top.”
Most people who criticize James in this regard seems to be the goal of his association with Dvian Vade and Chris Bosch with Miami heat at the beginning of 2010.
James also joined the Star-Star team, who presented Kirie Irving and was quickly traded for Kevin Love when he was signed again with Cliveland Cavaliers 2014. Years.
However, when James arrived in Lakers in Lakers, Los Angeles was in one of the darkest periods in the history of the team and two years later, they raised Larry O’Brien Trophy, and James beat NBA Finals MVP.
It is true that James transferred teams more than most other legends in the game, including players like Michael Jordan, Kobe Briant and others.
However, James did not benefit from applying in a competent organization, because these players did, which may have forced the hand in attachment from Cleveland in 2010. year in 2010. years.
The way he shakened that decision and published him on national television could be fair game for criticism, but he remained, he can’t say how a different career may have ended.
2025-08-05 19:04:00
