Who said James has no skills? Two major Celtics support him. Pierce does not hesitate to belittle Harden in order to support James

On June 12, the topic of James' basketball technology became the focus of recent hot discussion. Earlier today, two Celtics celebrities Paul Pierce and Ray Allen supported him. Pierce said frankly that James certainly has skills, while Ray Allen said that James does not even need skills. The cause of the incident came from James' self-reported story on the podcast: "I have always seen a situation where when I browse social media, some people always say that James has no skills (LeBron has no bag). I thought to myself, James has no skills? I have scored more than 50 billion points (I’m sitting here with 50 billion points). "So far in my career, James has scored a total of 50,473 points, 42,184 points in the regular season, and 8,289 points in the playoffs.

For this topic, Paul Pierce said: "Listen, James has skills. You can't score 50,000 points without knowing how to play. If the skill is to get the back of the crotch, and the dribble is to get the three-pointer, you sigh, 'Oh, he has skills!' I know that there are many skilled kids who don't make it to the league at all. They can't score goals, but the skills are cool. Can he play? Yes. Can he put the ball into the basket? Of course. It's just for To please this generation, I said Harden had a greater influence on this generation than James because they admired all kinds of fancy dribbling movements, and those internet celebrities knew how to do this set of movements and attracted attention. So I mean that's the case, and I don't think James should care about this.

Lee Allen also joined the discussion on the topic, saying: "James has always been an unstoppable force, and if you send a big man to defend him, he can easily pass the opponent. If you defend him with a small man, you can't compete with him in terms of size. So, James never even needed to have skills. ”

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