Lebron James arrives four hours early to ESPN interview announcement: Fans want him out of Lakers
From wanderer to NBA legend, the great untold story of lebron James!
Live on January 7, today, Lakers star James accepted Dave McMenamin's exclusive interview.
Before the Lakers' game against the Hawks, officials posted a photo of James arriving four hours early and canvassing for lebron on All-Star triple count day: lebron is here, how about voting for him on triple count day? However, ESPN's announcement that it would be releasing an exclusive interview with James has sparked a heated debate, and fans are already up in flames.
"I knew I was ready for that moment," James said, reflecting on his first point in the NBA. "I knew I was in the best league in the world, but I didn't know what to expect. I was so nervous.
James sat out the Lakers' last home win over the Heat, recovering from an illness and watching the entire game, tweeting about the referees and praising Schroder at key moments.
Wearing a shirt, black pants, red-and-white sneakers and a yellow baseball cap, James, 38, smiled as he arrived four hours early for the Lakers' home game against the Hawks today, listening to music and holding his cell phone.
James received 3,168,694 votes in the first round of All-Star voting, beating Durant and other stars with 3,118,545 votes. The Lakers are officially pitching lebron James today, and the 38-year-old James is expected to repeat as the All-Star Game leader
Lakers forward lebron James sat down for an exclusive, special one-on-one interview with ESPN's David MenAmin, ESPN officials announced today. Excerpts of the interview will be shown over the next few days and the full version will air on ESPN2 tomorrow.
It's rare for ESPN officials to release a press release for an exclusive interview with a player. Such a statement has generated a lot of buzz. hoops said James is expected to leave the Lakers early today. Fans posted photos hoping James would join their home team. There were fans who wanted James to join the Warriors, fans who wanted James to join the Knicks, and Nets media outlets retweeted stories and quipped: I'm bringing my talent to Brooklyn.
On Oct. 29, 2003, three minutes and four seconds into his career debut, James hit a jumper from the baseline.
"Actually, it was a tough shot, but I was so excited, so nervous, I didn't want to fail, I didn't want to let people down." 'James said.
In 1984, 16-year-old Gloria James gave birth to a son named lebron James after his mother because his father never came to claim him. Legend has it that when a decree comes, the sky rises and the clouds rise, but on this day Akron was nothing different. Instead, the city was, as Paul Fossell would say, dirty and ugly. Lebron Jr., two years old, still wearing a diaper, his mother bought him a small basketball, from then on he has his own toys, he would put the hoop to the highest, and then dunk on the top of it, Brown has long since stopped caring about his biological father, because mother Gloria and mother role, he is lebron's hero
In 1992, 16-year-old Tim Duncan was a passer-by in the Wilkins Islands, challenging the NBA star to various singles in a flood fund-raiser game and winning the 1992 NBA No. 2 overall pick, Mourning
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Duncan, who had only been playing basketball for two years, had 22 points and 10 rebounds in a 1996 senior game against the American Dream Team. He was matched up with Hakeem Olajuwon, Neal and David Robinson. The legend was that he was a shoo-in for the No. 1 overall pick. Please go straight to the mental hospital
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Then Duncan announced to join the NBA draft, and he alone, caused the league a hundred difficulties frenzy, even the Celtics such a big team, have to lower their heads, than to lose the game, in 1997 Spurs left, lucky success picked Duncan, after arriving in SAN Antonio, Duncan made a concise speech, I don't know what to say, We're going to win a lot of games. If you didn't know him at the time, you would have thought he was a bragger, but Duncan didn't say anything more. In the Spurs' first practice, he blew up David Robinson, prompting Popovich to call the curtains closed
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In his rookie year, Duncan was voted into the league for a while, something the likes of Jordan, lebron James, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar couldn't do. Since then, the Spurs have been on a roll. In 19 years with Duncan, The Spurs have won more than 50 games for 18 years, and the only season they won less than that was the 1998-99 season, when they won the championship
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