Will James comeback drag down the Lakers? Lakers tweeted continuously to answer the question. US media ridiculed GOAT for making the team worse.

ESPN reporter Dave McMenamin revealed that LeBron James has no confirmed recovery date yet, and everything depends on the Lakers' record. (In other words, if the Lakers' record is okay, LeBron will wait for the injury to recover before returning. Otherwise, LeBron may return from injury)

Austin Reeves performed a super performance in the opening stage, averaging 38.2 minutes per game, 34.2 points, 10 assists, 5.6 rebounds and 1.8 steals. Parsons later said on the podcast: I think Reeves' data will be better than James at the end of the season. Then someone commented that the 40-year-old LeBron's comeback would drag down the Lakers because one ball is not enough and the Lakers don't need three ball handlers.

The Lakers reporter responded: When the Big Three are on the court at the same time, the discussion of who will be the Lakers' second choice is very interesting. This shows that this team is moving in the right direction. Imagine what a sweet burden it is to have three players who average 25+5+5 per game?

For the first time, James can truly become a full-time player who increases the team's ceiling, rather than continuing to support a team. (What he means is that LeBron will not be a drag on the Lakers, James will determine the upper limit of this team)

American media Witness ridiculed: I am very convinced that after joining the GOAT Swiss Army Knife This element will greatly reduce the strength of a team;

I am very convinced that after adding a player who averaged 24+8+8 per game and was selected for the best second team, and his three-point shooting percentage and mid-range shooting percentage reached 40%, this team will become worse;

I am very sure that if a team introduces a top rebounder, pick-and-roller, and this player can also defend the wings and fill up defensive holes, his addition will make the team worse;

I am very sure that adding an elite frame attacker, offensive screener, and shooter to a team will make the team's overall performance worse;

I am very sure that when a team adds a player with the highest basketball IQ and the strongest computing power in the history of the league, the team's strength will be greatly reduced.

I am very sure that the introduction of James will make the team's performance worse.