Controversy, but led three teams to win the championship + 4FMVP! Yang Yi praised James s first place in history

The famous Chinese basketball commentator Yang Yi commented on LeBron James in the live broadcast, saying that his "has huge controversy in his career, but his achievements in leading three different teams to win the championship and winning the FMVP four are the first in history." This remark quickly aroused heated discussions among domestic basketball fans.

Since entering the NBA in 2003, James has played for three teams: the Cavaliers, the Heat and the Lakers, winning the championship in 2012, 2013 (Heat), 2016 (Calligraphy), and 2020 (Lakes), and won four Finals MVPs. Among them, the feat of leading the Cavaliers to reverse the 73-winning Warriors 1-3 in 2016 is recognized as one of the most valuable championships in NBA history.

James was questioned for "winning the championship in groups" due to his many transfers, which has to start with James' career. In 2010, he transferred to the Heat, and formed the three giants with Wade and Bosh, and won two FMVPs in four years; in 2014, he returned to the Cavaliers, and brought Irving and Love to reverse the Warriors in 2016, bringing Cleveland back to the first championship in 52 years; in 2018, he landed in Los Angeles, and helped the Lakers win the championship in the closed environment of the park in 2020. Every time the team changes, there are fans verbal wars, but the real money-making champion ring will not lie; you should know that masters such as Jordan and Jabbar have never done the job of leading the three teams to win the championship.

Yang Yi retorted that he was following his own path, either others or himself.

supporters believe that James broke the old standard of "winning the championship in a single team" and redefines the value of superstars with actual performance, while opponents believe that his "nomad-style championship win" weakens the legend. But the data won't lie - James is the only player who won the championship in three teams and won all FMVP, leading the two teams many times in the five finals.

In my opinion, James' "Three Teams FMVP" can become a unique achievement in history, which is a perfect combination of personal ability and opportunities in the times, and is also a powerful response to his fight against prejudice and rule restrictions.

First of all, it depends on personal ability, the comprehensiveness of James' technical playing style, and it can adapt to any system. From the "violent breakthrough hands" during the Heat period to the Cavaliers' "all-round commander" to the Lakers' "field control brain", many changes in their playing styles match the team's needs. When the Lakers won the championship in 2020, he averaged 29.8 points + 11.8 rebounds + 8.5 assists per game, filling the team's organizational shortcomings. With more than 20 years of terrifying endurance - he still maintained averaging 24+8+7 per game at the age of 40, and was selected as an All-Star for 20 consecutive years. Such a stable offensive and defensive output is enough to make any team willing to build a team around him.

Looking at the changes in the external environment, the NBA's salary cap system has forced the "nomad championship" model. In 2010, the salary cap was only $58 million, and the Heat's Big Three were forced to cut their wages to form a team; after the Cavaliers paid hundreds of millions of luxury tax in 2016, James left the team in 2018 to relieve the team; in 2020, the Lakers traded Davis to emptie future draft picks, these are helpless choices under the restrictions of the rules. But James can find solutions in limited operating space, such as taking the initiative to give up the ball to Davis in 2020 and transforming himself into a point guard, so the Lakers' offensive efficiency has been improved.

The root of the controversy lies in the "double standards" of public opinion. Kobe once forced the Lakers to trade and Durant joined the Warriors. However, James was called "speculative" when he transferred. Yang Yi's view may point out the essence, because James always succeeded and moved the cake of the myth of "one person, one city".

As for the obsession with "loyalty theory"? You can ask the Spurs fans, if Duncan was born in the Cavaliers, could he win five championships? If Jordan had no Pippen, could he win six titles? Now James' "411 Great Achievement" and "Three Team Champions + 4FMVP" have become the league ceiling. Even if someone replicates it in the future, it will only be called "James Little".