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One of the first people who told you the NBA doesn't have a league they have a player and that player is LeBron James.

Whether you love or hate LeBron James, you probably are not indifferent.

You will watch LeBron James in a way you will watch no other player in the NBA.

And for many years, the NBA was fortunate because LeBron James is in the Eastern Conference and the Eastern Conference was a collection of also rands.

But LeBron was able to advance to the finals eight straight years.

And as a part of that nine years overall, I believe as a part of that, you came to care about whether or not LeBron was going to win a championship about whether or not he was going to ever come close to catching Michael Jordan in his six year championships.

And everything kind of surrounding LeBron James was covered under a microscope.

So in the off season LeBron decides to join the Lakers.

The Lakers are a young talented team and things went very well early in LeBron James is 10 year with the Lakers.

And then he made the decision to try and trade for Anthony Davis and the wheels came off the Laker franchise.

I think anyone who argues anything other than there's a before and after AD here.

AD before AD, everything was going fairly well for the Lakers and the context of they were going to make the playoffs.

And it was likely that they were going to be able to potentially at least contend for a for maybe even winning a series.

Remember the Lakers climbed all the way to number four in the Western Conference.

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