LA Lakers star LeBron James had a wonderful season for the team and he played an instrumental role in taking the team to their 17th NBA title. James was awarded the finals MVP as he came up with a complete performance for the Lakers.
Meanwhile, it was also the 17th NBA season for LeBron James and he was able to deliver the goods despite being 35 years old. James has proved that age is just a number. The king has always worked hard on his fitness and he has reaped the rewards in the recent past.
On the other hand, James’ former teammate at LA Lakers Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk was all praise for the champion. Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk added that James is a machine and he was always eager to improve with every passing day and match. James’ hunger to improve his game is insatiable and he has always taken giant strides in his glorious career.
Furthermore, Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk added that James will always do his homework by watching the clips of the opposition players and he will always be well prepared before the match.
Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk said on the recent podcast of Fubo Sports, “Last year being as a Laker, being a part of a team with LeBron, and it’s just how amazing it is to be a part of witnessing how good he is. Watching him before I got to college, just witnessing his greatness and how good he is and how much more he still got at his age. He is still producing at a really high level and man is a machine.
“He’s the guy who learned every day, he’s trying to educate his teammates as well, but he learned a lot about other teams. During the season, I never see him not trying to learn. But he is still trying to figure out the ways to win. He watched every film every day.”
James had a fine season for Lakers and he would aim to continue the good show going in the next edition of the league. Bron has got better with experience and he would aim to be at his best in the coming season.
James has always worked hard on his game and thus he has been able to get the rewards.
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