Not necessarily very happy with the turn of events in Los Angeles, a LeBron James departure isn’t impossible. His family is happy, which complicates everything a bit, but at 38, the king doesn’t have many years to win a title. That’s why an insider advises him… to reach out to Luka Doncic in Dallas.
By the February trade deadline, many fans are still wondering if the Lakers will take action. Anthony Davis’ injury has reshuffled the cards as executives have decided to stay in the market, waiting to see how the roster fares. With his 47 points to celebrate his 38th birthdaywe can say that LeBron James sent a pretty clear message.
For the King it is unthinkable not to organize a new exchange to improve the workforce. James he deserves a shot at the title, especially since the returning Davis should do very well in the City of Angels. However, and if the front office decides to do nothing, the Akron native could get pissed. From there imagine a departure? Not impossible.
LeBron James ready to leave the Lakers?
Anything is possible next summer, when LeBron can ask to leave the Angelinos. Sounds like a pretty unlikely scenario, but not entirely outlandish if Rob Pelinka refuses to help him win a title. For insider Colin Cowherd, the king had better get to Texas as soon as possible, to form a devastating pair alongside Luca Doncic…
I think LeBron James is the perfect complement next to Luka Doncic, who has a significant utilization rate, worthy of James Harden. But it will begin to fall in the playoffs, because Dallas ultimately has only one offense. And it won’t work in the postseason. Luka is a player who needs the ball too much: he needs someone to create for him.
A statement not as false as the one about Dallas, to the point that Jason Kidd himself spoke about it. Doncic can chain performances over 50 points, such an attack will not work in the playoffs. The Mavs will have to find alternative solutions to shine without the Slovenian, and this is where LeBron comes into play according to Cowherd.
LeBron would be perfect in Dallas. But next year he will have an extra year and I doubt Dallas will give much back to the Lakers…
LeBron James and Luka Doncic? Two similar players, but not necessarily incompatible. Unfortunately we very much doubt that this duo will see the light of day, with James unable to leave before next year, at 39 years of age. A sweet dream for the fans…
