Lakers’ LeBron James Sends Stern Message to Rest of NBA
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has just entered his 18th season and he has a message for the rest of the NBA. He four-time NBA champion will turn 36 on Dec.30, but age has nothing on him. NBA experts agree that LeBron plays his best basketball.
If you ask the four-time NBA champion, he will say that his training regimen keeps him going. LeBron has reached incredible heights in the NBA. Just a handful of players have done the same thing in their professional career.
“I train my body for whatever. I’m not your typical guy in his 18th season … I train my body for a marathon … they say if you stay ready, you never have to get ready.”
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The kid from Akron and his teammates won the NBA championship two months ago. Lakers players had the shortest offseason in team history. NBA analysts are worried about their potential game. The king of basketball played fewer minutes than usual in order to keep his body strong and fresh for the upcoming season.
In the 138-115 win over the Dallas Mavericks, LeBron scored 22 points, seven rebounds, and 10 assists. In other words, LeBron is in his prime. NBA fans enjoyed watching the Lakers superstar throw in several dunks in the first few dunks of the regular season.
Many would agree that LeBron had one of the best seasons in 2019-20. He played full-time point guard on a fast-breaking team. Let’s not forget that LeBron did that at 35. LeBron also led the NBA in assists and kept his stats at a steady level.
In October, LeBron got his fourth NBA Finals MVP award. He was averaging about 30 points per game and did his best to average a triple-double in the championship series.
Lakers players have a really good chance to win back-to-back titles. King James and Anthony Davis will be receiving a lot of help from Dennis Schroder, Marc Gasol, Montrezl Harrell, and Wesley Matthews. The team lost the season-opening game to their city rivals but smashed the Dallas Mavericks.
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About The Author
R. M.
Radmila graduated with a degree in Translation & Interpreting. She is an NBA and NFL writer for The Ball Zone, and has been covering popular sports topics for several years. A loyal Lakers fan, she puts energy into reporting big roster moves, potential trades, on-court-accomplishments, and off-court rumors.
