LETS OF LEBRON James O ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith may have been The main point of conversation He got out of an interview with Pat McAfee on Wednesday, but he switched to another journalist online.
AND Los Angeles Lakers The star was baked by NBA reporter Brian Windhorst and during the conversation.
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Los Angeles Lakers striker Lebron James, #23, after the match against Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on March 26, 2025. (Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Pictures)
“I see a lot with — also. I see Brian Windhorst on one of these shows not so long ago. The guy who says it’s like my best friend,” James said. “These guys … that’s weird.”
McAfee and his crew were a little surprised.
“He went to his show and said: You know, like,” Don’t let Lebron fool you, like, wearing number 23 because of Michael Jordan. “Ok, that’s a fact.
“” He signed with Nike for Michael Jordan. “That’s not, I didn’t sign Nike, because I got a bonus for signing hell, and they gave me a seven -year contract, and my mom moved from Haube, I signed that contract, what is my thing, what do I want to wear out on the ground?
ESPN television figure Stephen A. Smith, left, and sports writer Brian Windhorst, speak before the match of the two Eastern NBA Conference Combines between Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers in the Philips Arena in Atlanta on May 22, 2015. (Brett Davis-USA Today Sports)
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Windhorst is the chief journalist on James’s rhythm since he broke into the NBA with Cleveland Cavaliers From high school in 2004. He was a rhythm writer for Cavaliers with Akron Beacon Journal magazine, and then worked for the Cleveland Plain seller before he moved to ESPN in 2010 while James left Cavaliers because of the heat.
Windhorst and James attended St. Vincent-st. Mary’s high school, but at different times. The journalist attended Kent State before breaking the news. The veteran writer has not yet responded to James’ comments.
James’ comments were part of a bigger media interview and how the NBA was covered. He said he initially started Podcast with JJ Redick, the current Lakers coach, because of that.
Los Angeles striker LeBron James, #23, and son Los Angeles Lakers Guardian Bronny James Warm-up before the NBA Basketball match against Chicago Bulls on Saturday, March 2, 2025 in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Wally Skalij)
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“It was the loose of sports that was covered and how the sport should be covered. It moved away from the essence of the basketball game, why I fell in love with the game, why I teach the younger generation of the game, why I am in the position I am,” James said.
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