Lakers boss denies LeBron James decision

For a few months, rumors were heard about their relationship. Lebron Jamesand the company it represents, clutch sportswith the executive management of Los Angeles Lakers,

Various reports stated that LeBron was making the decision with his representatives from the 17-time NBA Champion franchise.

This was explicitly denied by the owner of the Los Angeles campus, jenny bussJoe assured in an interview for the Los Angeles Times that he was the boss, and made the decision, although he said he took LeBron’s opinion on certain things into account.

,It is normal that when you have a top player or players, you consult them on things. i think it’s smart businessBuss told the LA Times.

He holds the reins of the franchise

Once the 2021/2022 season ends, which was to be forgotten, as its main stars, Anthony Davis and LeBron themselves are plagued by injuries, management is already analyzing relevant hiring and movements in the near future, helping To return the franchise to the forefront, yes, everyone is going through the Jenny Bus before anyone else.

,do you have the last word? No. Are they managing the team? No, no, not at all. I own the Los Angeles Lakers. I am responsible for every decision that takes place here.”When asked if LeBron and Clutch were driving the Sports Lakers, Buss said.

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In his nineteenth season, at age 37, LeBron led the team with 30.3 points, 8.2 rebounds and 6.2 assists per game, while shooting 52.4 percent from the field and 35.9 from 3-point range, so he was the most decisive. The player remained, and on which they will continue to build for the start of the 2022/2023 campaign.

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