In the hot summer, the Drew League on the other side of the ocean is about to start. The famous reporter Hines brings a piece of heavy news to the fans. Lakers star LeBron James is expected to participate in tomorrow's Drew League. This is his first time participating in this event in 11 years.
The Drew League is a mixed basketball league held by local Los Angeles professional and non-professional players. The last time James participated in this tournament was in the summer of 2011. He and KD competed with each other in the Drew League for a while.
That year was the first season that James joined the Heat . The Big Three made it to the finals but lost to the single-core Nowitzki . Durant touched the Western Conference Finals for the first time in his career, but ultimately failed. In front of Mavericks. Both of them lost to the same opponent, but they didn't know that the Drew League showdown officially opened up their feud in the NBA arena.
In the 2011-2012 season, the Heat team who kept a low profile entered the finals again. Their opponent was the Thunder Youth Army led by Durant. Both sides were equipped with the Big Three, but Jiang was the older one and the Heat easily defeated them 4-1. Thunder , James taught Durant a good lesson.
Once again set foot on a familiar playing field, James wanted to test the results of special training through actual combat. Interestingly, Bulls star DeMar DeRozan posted an update an hour before the famous reporter Hines reported, alluding that he would be on the same team with James in the Drew League.
Since it is difficult for James and DeRozan to join forces in the NBA, let's realize our dreams in the Drew League!
