Lakers News: For an illogical reason, the Chicago Bulls do not want to trade with Los Angeles
On his YouTube show “Buha’s Block,” Jovan Buha of The Athletic spoke with Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report about the potential deal between the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers.
“Their owner doesn’t want LeBron infringing upon Michael’s legacy,” Pincus stated, dismissing the notion. The information is that LeBron won’t receive any assistance.” In 1985, Jerry Reinsdorf bought the Bulls and was around when Michael Jordan and Chicago were at their peak.
Chicago won six NBA titles between 1991 and 1998, and Michael Jordan is regarded as the all-time great player.
James has four NBA titles in addition to numerous other honors, even though Jordan has six. In terms of total points (40,474), assists (11,009), and steals (2,275), James is the all-time NBA leader.
James and Jordan are frequently compared, and it’s been said that Reinsdorf is unwilling to assist LeBron in any manner.
Given that the Lakers and Bulls play in different conferences, it is some absurd thinking.
Second, there is no player on the Bulls roster who could significantly alter the Lakers’ prospects of winning the championship the following season.
If this is accurate, then this is just another instance of some small-minded behavior involving two of the greatest players to have ever played the game.
