LeBron James, one of the greatest stars in the history of NBA, caused a stir in the public when declaring that his son, Bronny James, could easily defeat Caitlin Clark in a 1V1 match. Not only that, LeBron also asserted that Caitlin Clark’s success was mainly thanks to luck than the real skill. These statements quickly attracted attention from fans and the media, causing a lot of controversy.

Meanwhile, Caitlin Clark, NCAA’s female basketball star, did not let these comments shake the spirit. She had a calm reaction and confidence, making fans and industry experts admire. Instead of protesting or stress, Clark chose to focus on his performance and career, so that the achievements on the field show all.

The success of Caitlin Clark in recent years has made her one of the bright stars of female basketball, with the ability to score excellent points and impressive assists. However, LeBron James’s comments made many questions about how male athletes see and treat female athletes in the same sport.

Although this incident could be just a small event in the sports world, it opened a major discussion about fairness and respect between athletes, regardless of gender. Caitlin Clark’s confident answer proved that her skill and effort could not be overlooked, and LeBron James’s statements only highlighted the spiritual strength and consistency of the sights. female athlete.

LeBron James’ Former Teammate Openly Discusses NBA Players Avoiding The Responsibility Of Being The Face Of The League

Channing Frye expressed his views on the league’s current state. During the “Road Trippin’ Show” on Friday, the former NBA player stated that talking about past icons like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant “ruined” the league.

Channing Frye on NBA legends Photo-(AP)

Channing Frye shared his thoughts on the face of the league. During the “Road Trippin’ Show” on Friday, the ex-NBA player mentioned that discussing former legends such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant “destroyed” the league.

“Nostalgia is killing the NBA,” Frye said. “The 90s basketball, Michael Jordan and Kobe was not as clean as y’all think it was. Y’all forget that Jordan left the league for two years. Y’all forget that Kobe, rest in peace, quit on his team in the playoffs, and did not shoot the basketball. So, all these Kobe-Jordan, he’s not this, he’s not that, that is propaganda.”

He stated that the comparison of the league’s current stars such as James, Steph Curry, Anthony Edwards, and Victor Wembanyama, among others, to past players is unreasonable and absurd. For the 41-year-old, this is the reason why no one wants to represent the league.

“Every great player… you know they compare him to? A motherf**ker 40 years ago,” Frye added. “Nobody celebrates these new people. So, why the f**k would anybody wanna be the face of this league? We’re gonna get s**tted on every network for not being somebody from 40 f**king years ago. It’s ridiculous. It is unfair.”

Frye additionally conveyed his dissatisfaction regarding the ongoing conversation about six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan while some of the greatest players currently exist. He listed Curry, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Nikola Jokic, and his former teammate James.

“You know what we do? We talking about f**king Michael Jordan,” Frye said. “All these superstar era s**t is over. The hard cap called the second apron, it’s over. Teams are gonna take over.”

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