James s thick eyebrows gathered and revealed: Showing together at Beverly Hills, he once won the championship and now he is the main one

On August 27, the scene of James and the Madame Gathering was exposed. Lakers Media Daily posted photos of LeBron James and former Lakers player Anthony Davis appearing in Beverly Hills recently; James and James once led the Lakers to win the championship, but before the trading deadline in February this year, Davis was traded by the Lakers to the Mavericks, and finally got a new face Doncic.

James and Davis led the Lakers to win the championship in 2020. Davis, who won the championship for the first time, burst into tears, but the Lakers in the era of James and the Mavericks have become a thing of the past; before the trading deadline of last season, the Lakers and the Mavericks reached a sensational world-shaking deal, and Davis and Doncic exchanged their bosses. It is reported that James and Davis were not aware of this deal at that time. Doncic was so angry that he threw his phone away when he learned that he was traded.

When Davis said goodbye to the Lakers affectionately through social media, James left a message in the comment section and wrote: You bastard, go and be yourself, the championship! Two weeks ago, James and Davis posted the same motto on their respective social media: to be the best self, you will always have to go through many farewells; the outside world once again speculated that James and Myvis may reunite in the Mavericks in the future.

40-year-old James continues to stay in the Lakers. James will execute the last year's player option this summer, hold the trade veto power, and he will become a free agent next summer. If he does not retire after the 2025-26 season, James may leave the Lakers; regarding the situation of the Lakers, 62-year-old Barkley said that James' era will eventually come to an end, and the Lakers are now entering the Doncic era.

Last season, James played 70 regular season games for the Lakers, averaging 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, 8.2 assists, 1 steal, 0.6 blocks per game; Davis played 51 games for the Lakers and Mavericks, averaging 24.7 points, 11.6 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.2 steals, 2.2 blocks per game.