I agree you want guys who want to be on the court. But, it’s another thing getting into an argument with your coach as a rookie and having to be escorted off the court. This isn’t how you market yourself in the NBA. Having said that, James does have the talent, and Chief is hoping he has a good career. That starts with doing things the right way both on and off the court.
Agree in some respects, but good teammates don’t put themselves in position to severely cramp up in the first half of a tournament game in their hometown when their team is counting on them. If you want playing time, you need to demonstrate you deserve it by doing the appropriate pre-game preparation.
He doesn't even know Bouknight is a professional basketball player. You're not going to get anywhere with this one.
Yeah I’m with you on things that lead to the cramping. But i mean his teammates like him and he treats them well. He has a charisma that all his teammates in college and the nba really seem to gravitate to him.
Yes, I never heard a teammate or family member of a teammate say anything negative about James. I do think he truly doesn’t appreciate the commitment the truly great ones make to be great at the professional level. I think the next step for James is to think more about how he can make his teammates better when on the court. That may take some self impose pressure off him and orientate James around team goals.
You want a reaction, heretis, Stop the nonsense.
That “nonsense” has unfortunately been right compared to your take and his inexperience handlers. Chief wants the best for James and there was some evidence he had turned the corner on certain things but that has regressed recently. Hopefully, he will learn from this last incident and get back on track.