Charles Barkley wants LeBron James to ‘move on’ from Lakers as drama lingers
NY Post
Charles Barkley wants LeBron James out of the Hollywood Hills.
The Hall of Famer implored James to find his way out of Los Angeles as soon as possible while drama continues to linger regarding his future with the franchise.
“LeBron is going to have to move on at some point. I mean, it is what it is,” Barkley said while appearing on the BetMGM Network.
“You know, he’s been there, even though he’s been putting up good numbers, they haven’t been successful in probably four years,” he added.
Barkley added that the Mavericks may be the second-best team in the NBA’s loaded Western Conference behind the reigning champion Thunder.
James turned the dial up to 100 earlier this offseason when his agent, Rich Paul, released several quotes, one of which thanked the Lakers for his time with the team while seemingly pointing to a potential trade demand should the roster not be a championship-caliber unit.
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