I mean, it's unbelievable what he's doing right now.

And so, yeah, I mean, we know how specialities and how lucky we are to have him.

LeBron overestimated how good these young players work.

That's what happened.

So in every way, this has been a failed season.

There's not even like a silver lining.

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Up first, Chris Broussard joins Chris Carter and Nick Wright to discuss the turmoil around

LeBron and the end of his first season with the Lakers.

Well, I think there were two positives to this meeting that they had with the players and the players-only meeting.

I love the fact that the young guys felt confident enough to voice their opinion.

And I love the fact that LeBron accepted it.

That's a positive. It shows he respected those guys. So look, it's obviously a failed season. There's no question. But injuries, no

three-point shooting, you know, Anthony Davis. Coaching, all of it. Well, yeah, obviously Luke's going to be gone.

So it's a failure, but at best, nobody, I don't think you even thought they were getting to the finals.

No.

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