Yahoo Sports Daily hosts Caroline Fenton and Jason Fitz discuss LeBron James becoming the oldest player in NBA history to post a triple-double. Watch the full episode of Yahoo Sports Daily on YouTube or YahooSports.TV.
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Video Transcript
Look, LeBron may not be what he once was, but he’s still better than most of this entire league.
Look, LeBron is still LeBron.
LeBron James!
Is it LeBron who watches Exactly.
Is it LeBron that watches a lot more YouTube golf than normal, or than we’re used to?
Yeah.
is this LeBron that’s dealing with more arthritis than he did before?
Yeah.
Uh-huh, 100% he is.
But Fitz, you and I have both talked about, you know, I’m not f- I’m not, you know, waiting with bated breath for LeBron James to retire.
I’m not saying it’s time for Le- LeBron James to retire.
The King has earned the right to step away from the sport whenever he is good and ready, and last night was the perfect example of, “Hey, I don’t really want LeBron James to go anywhere, because he’s still got enough left in the tank to have the nights that he had last night.”
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Yeah, absolutely, and to do that at 41 years old is just, it- it’s just absolutely incredible.
It’s other worldly.
So look, the L- the Lakers may not be a championship team, but certainly they’re fun.
I, I know that, like, we, we get so obsessed about whether or not they’re gonna win it all.
this was a reminder that you can find yourself on a random weeknight sitting there watching LeBron James, and that, that still brings joy to my heart.