LeBron James Reveals 3 Personal Secrets to Recent MVP Level Play For Lakers

Four-time NBA champion LeBron James knows the secrets one needs to know to be the MVP of the regular season. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar missed a lot of games due to injuries this season. As if this wasn’t enough, he was also suspended for elbowing Isaiah Thomas. LeBron tested positive for COVID-19 and entered the NBA health and safety protocols. It was a big misunderstanding and LeBron returned to the floor.

King James returned stronger than ever. He pulled off an incredible MVP performance in the latest game his team had. Oh wait, he has had these performances in pretty much every game since his return.

A fun thing about LeBron James (as with Kobe, MJ, Shaq, Magic, Steph etc) is his understanding that the NBA court is a stage, and how he uses that to his advantage. His feel for the moment and how/when to deploy showmanship as he takes over the arena is always awesome to #witness

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LeBron had chased a few of these fairly hard this season. Finally connected.pic.twitter.com/JqKx5l0wfB

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LeBron James and-1 ??@LakeShowCP pic.twitter.com/y7BiTtJLmv

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LeBron James knows the secrets of a MVP play

The kid from Akron had 30+ games in the last few weeks. He is averaging 29.8 points (52% shooting), 7.3 rebounds and 8.0 assists in this period. These numbers helped the Lakers win five of seven games. Not bad, huh? LeBron wasn’t 100% since his return but he keeps getting better.

He was well aware of the fact that his team needed his best game. He is the ultimate leader, and the Lakers lost too many games in his absence. Anthony Davis, Rajon Rondo, and a few other players missed games as well. Some of the players had to undergo surgeries to fix their problem.

In Sunday’s win over the Orlando Magic, LeBron hit 30 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists, and three blocks. This was LeBron’s 35^th 30-point triple-double. Oh yes, he is the king of basketball.

“He was spectacular, again,” Frank Vogel lauded. “He’s exemplifying ‘finding joy through hustle.’ And how it’s really fun to pour it all out there on the floor and inspire your whole group.”

The Lakers will need to see more from LeBron. He is the best player in the NBA and the team will need his leadership to avoid a disaster. Let’s not forget that Lakers players confronted the Golden State Warriors in the play-in tournament last season. They won the game but lost to the Phoenix Suns in the first round.