LeBron James Rejects Interview for ESPN Summer League

One of the greatest potential stories surrounding Los Angeles Lakers The future is the future next season Lebron James. 40-year-old will soon enter the record season in the NBA and James recently decided to contract for the next seasonbypassing a potential free agency and expanding contracts with leisers. That decision rejected the world world and ESPN, she probably wanted to get the thought of Lebron James, offered him to have an interview show NBA Summer League.

But espn The broadcast team was discovered That LeBron James rejected the request for an interview on broadcast, saying them, “I have nothing to talk.”

While his quote can get a lot of reaction on social media and the NBA world, it is important to remember that it probably means nothing at all. James probably does not want to bother and overwhelm innocuous issues about his future. He was attending the summer Lily of Lakers against new orleans of Pelicans in the middle of Bronny James, play.

Chat surrounds the situation between James and Lakers stems Comments Jamesov Agent Rich Paul about the potential direction of Lakers Franchise and how to refer to James’s future. Lakers are considered to be focused on the future in the middle of acquisition of Luka Doncy, while James, at dusk his career, assumed the maximization of his chances at another championship before retiring.

There is no doubt that Jam still plays at the elite level, which does not show signs of the great fall in his court play. Last year, he appeared in 70 games for Lakers, a little more than 34 minutes per game. It was lasted for 24.4 points, 7.8 feedback, 8.2 assists and 1.0 theft differences of 51.3 percent of the field breaking, 37.6 percent cracking from the line in storage and 78.2 percent from the free throw line.

James dealt with repetitive injuries last year, but it seems that they did not prevent it from continuing to perform at the level of all the stars. He was chosen on his appearance of all stars, but he decided not to play in favor of resting for the second half of the season and playoffs.

David Yapkovitz is a basketball journalist for Kutchpoints, writing news about NBA, VNBA and NCAA basketballs for men and women. The parent in Los Angeles owns his hits with basketball insiders, SB nation and the following hoops.