James: You know the finals are unique. There are horns and people shouting outside the hotel room.

June 14th, today, Lakers forward James' podcast program "The Brain of the Field" aired the 12th episode of the second season, and James and host Nash talked about many topics.

Talking about the unique participation experience of the Finals, James said: "The NBA Finals are unique because you understand it's the last carnival at the end of the season. You know you'll have families who want to participate, you know the trip will be different, you know the hotel will be a little different because of the excitement outside the hotel room. There will be trumpets outside your room, and people are so excited that they yell.

"I played the Finals several times in San Antonio, and I've been to the Riverside Trail a few times, and those trumpets and people's shouts, and I can't fall asleep. Everyone drank a little more cocktail bar. I don't think you can change too much, the only thing that changes is that the game starts a little late, and I remember every game starts at 9pm ET. I hate those long days, you wait for the game to start all day, and even after a nap, you still have time to sit in your room and wait for the first bus to go to the stadium to start. Or if this is a home game, you still have to drive to the game. So, you have to try to keep everything unchanged. ”