James: If you want to win the championship, everyone has to be an MVP in your own role and are willing to sacrifice data and ideas

July 21, July 21, Recently, the second season of the basketball podcast program "Court Brain" by Lakers forward James aired. In the show, James talked about how a team should win the championship:

"To win the championship, everyone must become an MVP in their role and are willing to sacrifice personal data and self-thinking for team victory."

"Our team has a clear hierarchy. You know Who is the star player, who is the role player, who is the people who do dirty work. They are always the first to rush to the floor to grab the ball, pick-and-roll, and do those inconspicuous jobs. You also know who is the voice leader and who is the silent killer. When all this is clear and in place, what is needed is not only the coach's decision, but more importantly, everyone in the locker room can supervise each other. "

" Sometimes the problem with the NBA is that players always want the coach to do these things. In fact, when players in the locker room can supervise each other, it is the time to build the best team. Everyone knows how to communicate with each other, and even if they talk badly or have disputes, they will not bring personal emotions into it. Because our common goal is to win the championship. As long as you win the championship, everyone will benefit, everyone will be rewarded, everyone will be seen, everyone will be loved, and that is the most important thing. "

" However, it is not enough to rely on the coaching staff alone. The coaching staff can only make a game plan and tell you what needs to be done and how to execute it. Although they will give comparison arrangements, they will ultimately rely on the players to complete the task themselves. The game can be completed smoothly only when the players can supervise each other. In my career, this situation has happened four times, and I won four championships, and this mutual supervision is one of the most critical factors. Of course, there is also the ability to actually execute it."