For a guy who has reiterated his limited patience and notes when his patience is tested, it sure sounded like LeBron James’ patience is running close to empty. When asked about the Los Angeles Lakers’ roster, he told The Athletic, “Y’all know what the (expletive) should be happening. I don’t need to talk.”
Ostensibly, James is suggesting the Lakers make a trade – perhaps a trade involving 2027 and 2029 first-round picks – that makes them contenders while James is still playing at an All-NBA level.
Shortly after The Athletic posted the article, James addressed it and the writer in a tweet, writing, “Hey Sam actually my patience isn’t waning. You make it sound like I’m frustrated when I’m really not. I told you over and over, my job is focused on the guys in the locker room, my job isn’t the roster. That’s the reality of that conversation. And I said what I said with the Upmost respect and calmness cause that’s the mood I’m in! Your welcome! 5 game winning streak.”
Setting aside the topic of James’ patience, what are the Lakers doing to improve their roster this season? What are they doing to maximize what they have in James who is averaging 29.1 points, 8.2 rebounds and 6.2 assists and shooting 51.1% from the field and closing in on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s all-time scoring record?
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