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All I know is that, he needs to keep that good profile of him.
Reasons are, he is still making money out of Nike and if damaged could cut some ties or lose sales.
So he needed to risk being offensive (like what Jordan Peterson
said) in his narrative over some entitlement. It would be totally regrettable if he totally lost the brotherhood he already formed all throughout his journey with the bulls. One more thing, it is often that people falls to misconceptions due to cognitive dissonance or biases, so he might be needing to buy that cheap attitude (if those side stories were true), so he won't lose the brand, get it
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I might watch this again with a different view.
As of now, I finished it with all the Jordan goodness. But now, there is doubt.
I love the man when he is on the floor but there are missing pieces when he is on the locker room.
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We know it should stay in the past, but I am just intrigued.
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You got some good points though, those are not shallow.
Yeah, there are still loose ends. Bet there are more interesting stories to come.
A lot of fans miss him but that is sports, a lot of superstars who retired early because they cannot longer deliver based on what is expected to them, it's just so unfortunate that he retires so early, we could have seen him playing until now, this tells that it's really important that as an athlete, they need to take care of their health and it's just nice to see that Lebron James is setting as an example for everyone, at his age, he can still an MVP caliber and he get smarter and smarter as season pass by.
Did he retire already? I don't think he did it yet. AFAIK, he still a free agent (correct me if I am wrong
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). But I see no plans of him getting back on the league, so yeah... technically he's retired.
He slowed down, lost his minutes, and lost the interest to play the game ever again. As mentioned by @Reid as well, it wasn't about the injury that holds him down from playing but the weight management he fails to handle.
LBJ always invests for his health care. He gives his health importance, and care as much as he do with basketball. I remember when Conor McGregor
admired LBJ's investment with his health.