Famous reporter: The cleverness of James is that he always doesn t say it clearly and can always pretend to do nothing

Recently, ESPN famous reporter and Jenny's friend Ramona Shelburne, Lakers' team reporter Andy Kamenetzky participated in the ESPN LA program and talked about James' attitude towards the Lakers this offseason.

Host: "I'm here to defend the honor of Lakers fans. Just kidding. I'm here to defend the honor of Lakers fans. I don't understand why we always get so much blame. It's not that we send Ins photos in front of the Clippers' team bid. It's not that we congratulate other team executives on promotions. We're just reacting to Mr. James's negative confrontation. We're frustrated by his attitude of being cold and hot, sometimes hoping to be loved, sometimes not caring, sometimes caring whether you love him or sometimes not caring."

Ramona Shelburne: "The key to this is that when you are having a negative confrontation, the beauty of this approach is that you can pretend to be 'I didn't do anything, I actually said nothing, I just posted a video of my own training. And that statement, I said I love the Lakers. I really don't understand why you interpret it like that.' LeBron is like this, you can pretend that he hasn't caused any trouble at all."

Andy Kamenetzky: "LeBron always leaves a way out for himself in these things, so that he can't catch a handle."

Ramona Shelburne: "Oh, yes."

Andy Kamenetzky: "It all has a calculating taste. But I think the problem with LeBron is that he does these things to create a sense of threat that he may leave. But the problem with LeBron is that the Lakers have Luca. I'm not saying LeBron leaves is not a big deal. Obviously, it must be a big deal, and he is still a great player. But it won't make the Lakers panic like before Luca came. Especially now, Luca has renewed his contract. This is in many ways the old trick used by LeBron throughout his career."