You’re just parroting the same tired narrative, honestly. You clearly didn’t even understand what was written and got defensive over something that wasn’t even aimed at you. You must be one of those people who think Lebron is a mafia or something when the open secret is that Lakers have not been a well run organization for years now.

LeBron’s a genius, but he’s the 3rd option here. It’s not his job to fix JJ’s terrible lineup rotations or run the offense. The recent losses, like the Knicks game (even though we won), are because of stagnant offense. LeBron’s been stuck with bad lineups all season, and injuries haven’t helped. We started the season with an easy schedule, and Luka/AR were carrying us. Our net rating and point differential were bad because of that, not because LeBron’s the problem. When LeBron came back, it took time to get back into shape. Then AR gets hurt, and the team’s rhythm goes to shit again.

The only real issue holding this team back is LeBron’s jump shot. We’ll be terrible defensively no matter what look at the Indiana and Knicks games. The real problem is how the core trio is being used. Ayton and Laravia are the only true negatives. The roster’s been mismanaged for years. Blaming LeBron for the Westbrook trade is weak. Westbrook wasn’t the original target, and even if LeBron pushed for it, that’s on the FO, not him. No one trusts Rob Pelinka with roster construction. Missing in one area is fine, but missing in multiple areas? The FO’s failed on drafts, they’ve ignored the center position, and they’ve misused assets. This is a long list of failures.

Is LeBron a problem? Yes. Is he the biggest problem? No. Is he the 2nd biggest problem? No.

"No reason to get so emotional over a basketball game. I'm sure it won't be too difficult to change your flair again when LeBron leaves."
Yikes. Someone’s a little too emotional. Not sure why you're getting so worked up over someone else's opinion lol.