Arenas: If James really wants to compete for the championship, he can completely break out of the contract &5 million sign the Cavaliers

Previously, James executed his own $52.6 million player option next season. But he conveyed his dissatisfaction with the Lakers' status quo through his agent Ritchie Paul, saying that he hopes that the remaining season will be "targeted to compete for the championship."

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Recently, Arenas talked to the guests about James' potential championship possibility in his program "Gil 's Arena". They believe that if James wants to compete for the championship, he can refuse the contract and reduce his salary.

Kenyon Martin: "No one can guarantee that he will win, absolutely not. Everyone is saying that separate him from Michael Jordan, the six-time champion - you will be one step closer to that goal. Why not chase? You can go somewhere to help the team win, and you don't need to sign a $50 million contract, right? ”

Arenas: "You have a $56 million contract. But as a free agent, this means you can go anywhere on the planet, and you don't have to trade (to go to the next team). You can now sign a $5 million contract to join the Cleveland Cavaliers, or if you really want to win the championship, you can even go to the Thunder with a middle-class contract. For the fifth championship ring, you can accept $55 million ”

host: “But if he got 5 million and lost the ball, he would be ridiculed—I don’t know.”

Arenas: “If the fifth championship was so important to him, he should have joined another team this summer with his greatness and at a very low price. We said two years ago that he could have done that and was in a better position.”