Da Fan joked: James should have retired 7-8 years ago. I suggested that he retire every year when I was coaching.

Recently, former NBA head coach and current commentator Stan Van Gundy accepted an interview and talked about James' potential retirement.

Talking about whether he can predict when James will retire, he said: "No, I really don't think so. When I was a coach, I would advocate that he should retire every year. You know, I just don't want to see him get injured, and I think he should have retired seven or eight years ago! (Laughs.) But now, as a commentator, the situation is a little different. Regarding LeBron James, the situation is like this - I think he will mainly test next Consider four things. The first is the passion and love for the game of basketball. Does he still enjoy doing this business every day and making the NBA a part of his daily life? If he doesn’t want to play, there is no need for him to continue. In the history of the NBA, no one has ever had a more brilliant career, and no one has achieved as much as LeBron James. He must still love this game every day.”

"The second thing is whether he can still play at a level that he is satisfied with. Obviously, he has still been able to maintain a high level of competition so far, and I think he will continue to do so. But he has very high demands on himself on the court, so can he still meet those standards that he has set? And then I think there are a lot of factors that depend on two things that he can't control: One is whether he thinks the Lakers are doing well. For a team that can compete for a championship, it is on the right track; the second is how the Bronny James situation will develop. Can Bronny reach the level where he can get stable playing time and no longer be just a gimmick? No matter how you look at it, it is an incredible story to play with his son, but what if Bronny starts to enter the regular rotation? Maybe this will convince LeBron to play for a while.source:vn 7m cn bóng đá