LeBron James refuses to dim even in the limelight of his career. His capabilities and talents are known to all. But at this point, he intends more on being a team player first. Having crucial and significant contributions to his team in almost three out of four Lakers matches, James is still on an impressive spree. However, this time, he brings out the rotational policy meted out by the Lakers coach Darvin Ham.
What did he say in the post-match conference after a satisfying win over the Orlando Magic?
Will Continue The Trend
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LeBron and Anthony Davis were seen addressing the media in the post-match conference. James was asked if this idea of resting him during the game to be fresh in the fourth quarter would be the trend for the Lakers. On being asked about the minutes restriction policy as a way to keep him fresh for the 4th quarter, James says that the trend will probably continue. James speaks about coach Ham’s rotation policy and minutes restrictions. He further adds that the fourth quarter is his favorite as the matches are won in that. Having him in the final quarters will also be a massive boost for the team.
“We probably will continue on that trend um you know as it get you know in the fourth quarter, obviously that’s winning time, and you know for myself, I love being out there during the fourth quarter, being able to make plays,” said LeBron.
Needless to say, his experience adds much to the team in the dying quarters of the match. The assists and the last minute scores are always a plus. LeBron expressed his concerns over the few quarters that did not work out well for the team.
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Minutes Restrictions for James
Darvin Ham disclosed in a previous post-match conference that there will be restrictions on minutes for the All-Time Great. LeBron don’t seem upset with that in this interview and happily accepts to help the team in whichever way possible. He also hints that they are taking all the games individually and planning accordingly. There is a possibility of having different line-ups for different games.
Can LeBron James bag his fifth NBA ring this season? Would a 5th ring, especially at the age of 39, cement his status as the greatest player in the game’s history?
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