NBA Executive Reveals Just How Attached LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo Are to Jason Kidd

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James and assistant coach Jason Kidd are related more than you can ever think. Kidd is one of the greatest leaders in the league. Marc Berman from the New York Post reported that one NBA executive says that Kidd has great favor from LeBron and Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo.

“LeBron loves Kidd,” the exec told The Post. “But Giannis swears by him.”

The 47-year-old joined the Lakers organization prior to the beginning of the 2019-20 season. The former All-Star guard gained a lot of interest from around the NBA. Moreover, the New York Knicks got permission to interview Kidd for the empty head coaching spot.

One of the reasons Kidd appeals to the Knicks is because of his great relationship with great players.

Antetokounmpo will become a free agent in 2020. He loves Kidd. The Lakers assistant coach was Giannis’ head coach for three seasons with the Bucks. This happened in the period between 2014 and 2018.

Jason Kidd and LeBron James will lead the team to a win

Kidd will now work with LeBron and the Los Angeles Lakers. The duo will try to win a title in the bubble in Orlando. The 2019-20 season will resume at the end of July, and players will get the chance to show off their skills.

LA has the top spot in the West, and Giannis led his team to the best record in the NBA. LeBron defeated Kawhi Leonard and his Clippers before the NBA hiatus. His team also defeated Giannis and his team. This means that LeBron has enough talent and great leadership skills to win games. He was one of the many high-profile players who wanted the season to resume. That wasn’t the case with Kyrie Irving, Dwight Howard and others.

When ti comes to Howard, he has made a final decision. Howard will join LeBron and the Lakers in Orlando, and he will do his best to boost the performance.

LA will meet the Clippers in the first game. It will be an interesting game in every aspect of the word. Well, there will be no crowds, and empty arenas may affect the game.