Charles Barkley gets brutally honest on the role of Lebron James with Lakers next to Luke Doncic

The Lakers in Los Angeles acquired New life and enthusiasm from their trade with Dallas Mavericks that brought them a superb superstar Luka Doncic In exchange for Anthony Davis. The store has brought youths a lot of favorable examinations and from fans and experts, while Mavericks were interrogated at Ne-Stop.

Lakers won 8 of their last 10 games and they are risen to a place no. 4 In the Western Conference. They are not favorites that will win the name of the Western conference because it will have to overcome the lights of Oklahoma City, Memphis Grizzlies and Denver Nuggets before they will have the opportunity to do so really to remember it.

The arrival of Doncy means that Lakers will have a pair of superstar who are capable of taking any game. Doncic and Lebron James Whether the litigation duo, and while they still get used to playing with each other, it is clear that they attracted their opponents.

TNT Analyst Charles Barkley said it was not just a thing Doncyc who fits into his new team. He believes that Doncic is a player type that is characterized Setting up your teammates To play games a game next to a player who can dominate its scoring. Since Dončić will set its teammates and start so many plays for Lake, James must be more funther than in recent years.

James continues to play effectively when Lakers requested him to score

Doncic is characterized by the ball in the hands and shooting outside. James has always been a remarkable distributor, but instead of starting performances for Lakers, he ends now.

“James accepted the role of finishers, not a starter,” Barkle said on TNT. “It’s really a big deal. It’s getting a lot of fast break. But give him a lot of credit because he was the one who would have to make a great adjustment. The port was not a guy who will run on the wings and finish quick breaks.”

On average, Dončić is an average of 24.5 points, 7.4 rebounds and 8.0 helps in 12 games played with Lakers. He played 34.1 minutes per game of his shots from the field of arrival in Los Angeles. It connected 47.0 percent of its shots for 7 years with Mavericki.

Steve Silverman It covers NFL for more than 35 years, and its writing appeared in the ESPN magazine, avoidance report, CBS sports, pro soccer week and forbes.com. He wrote 10 books, including “who is better, who is the best in the NFL.”