James: I ve given my teammates the finals advice, that s to enjoy the process and focus on the goal

June 12th, today, Lakers forward James' podcast program "The Brain of the Field" aired the 12th episode of the second season, and James and host Nash talked about many topics.

Nash asked James if he had given his teammates advice about the finals, and James said: "I did talk to my teammates over the years, like how to manage time because there is free time. Like you said, there are two days between games, one day you just fly in for media events. They would block the entire venue and put it on the table and you just sit there. It felt like it was an All-Star weekend reappearing, sometimes it would be boring. But if I were to give a suggestion, though it might be It will make you feel irritated, but make sure to make the most of this opportunity because you can't guarantee it every year. As you said, it's not something that can be guaranteed every year, so you have to make the most of it, but also keep the main goal unchanged. This is something I learned from Pat Riley, who always says, 'Listen, there's a reason we're here. We're here to do the work. Enjoy it, but keep the main goal unchanged.'

"If you can do that, I think it will give you more advantages than your opponent. So I've been trying to keep my teammates focused on that. We came here to complete the task, and we were on site. This will be the four hardest games you win in your life. There is no more difficult time than now, so we try to keep our main goals unchanged. Enjoy it, enjoy it, although it will be a little different, just like the All-Star Weekend. I've heard some NFL players say they hate the Super Bowl. Some people even hate it after winning the Super Bowl because it’s not like a regular game, it’s more like a commercial event, and it feels like it’s just being brought here for a show. This feels sometimes during the finals. But it's fun, I can tell you, it's fun. ”