James: We are very concerned about the opinions of fans and always find ways to make the game better

Lakers forward LeBron James updated his podcast program "Mind The Game", and the topic of this issue is - the tactical initiator in the NBA arena.

In the show, James said that the league has changed very quickly in recent years. Although it seems to be similar on the surface, everything is actually changing.

James: "I want the fans to know: we are really listening to your voice. We pay attention to your opinion and listen carefully to everyone. We have been working hard to make sure that basketball is shown from your perspective. I hope you always love the game. We are always trying to figure out how to make the game better, but the sport of basketball will always change."

"I know you often discuss, "Ah, I hope the game is like the past", but to be honest, it's too far to think about it now, it's impossible to go back to the past. Everything will change."

Nash: "Everything is changing. You see, for example, when I first entered the league, there were only four coaches on a team. Now there are nine to ten coaches in each team, and sometimes there are even more coaches than substitutes - two rows of coaches are sitting on the bench. And now there are five people in each team who are responsible for video points. Analysis. They need to train with players who don’t play, and edit and video analysis for each coach and player. In the past, there was only one physical coach, but now the team’s physical and rehabilitation team can have ten people, including sports scientists, physical therapists, strength and physical coaches, etc. - everything is constantly evolving. So I think this change is inevitable. The league will continue to change rapidly, and sometimes it is just a few tiny details, because now there are so many smart people studying and promoting the development of basketball every day. "

James: "Basketball game is really wonderful. What we have to do is evolve with this sport, just like we are in life, to constantly adapt and grow. The real beauty is that we can understand, respect and appreciate the development process of this sport, not only understand where it comes from, but also understand and appreciate its development and status today."