James: The Cavaliers introduction of Ball is a great move. Now the regular season is no longer important to the Cavaliers.

Today, the basketball podcast "Court Brain" owned by Lakers forward James aired the second episode of the third season. James talked about many topics with the host Nash.

Talking about the Cavaliers' championship prospects this season, James said: "Yes, I think there is pressure from within. They have seen the success they achieved last season and their outstanding performance - they play a very good-looking basketball style, the basketball is being transferred smoothly, they break away after dribbling, and use Blender tactics to create defensive chaos. He They shoot well and pass the ball well. As a spectator, I feel like they are putting pressure on themselves to make the next leap. They may feel, 'It could have been us playing the Finals with the Thunder. ' We can wait and see if these players have completed the next step of evolution." Will Mobley perform well last season? Of course, Garland was injured a lot last season. Will he play well when he comes back? How much will they get out of Lonzo Ball? I thought that was a fantastic signing. He is a very good point guard with a bright mind, tall body and excellent wingspan. The defensive level is very high and he can also open up space. I thought he played well. That was a great signing for them. And of course Mitchell, we know what kind of performance we're going to get from him. He has experienced tough battles and played in the playoffs with the Cavaliers and Jazz. He knows these things.

"How do you put it all back together again? At this point, the regular season doesn't matter to them anymore. The regular season is about building habits, playing championship basketball, playing the game the right way, but we want to be ready for the playoffs. Not Saying we want to be lazy in the regular season, I never want to do that, but the key is not whether we can win 60 games, that is no longer their goal. Even if we win 70 games, the key is to go further.”