O Neal and Messi feel the same way! James is unhappy about being betrayed by Jones!

October 27th. Former NBA player Damon Jones was recently arrested for leaking secrets and illegal gambling because he used James to benefit himself and betrayed James' health. James was shot innocently and may have been taken out of context, so according to Lakers Daily reporter Ashish Mathur citing sources, James felt very unhappy about being betrayed by Damon Jones, whom he regarded as a good friend. You know, James brought Jones with him so that he could become the head coach in the future. Unexpectedly, his friend actually sold his information to make a profit.

James regards Jones as a good friend. After all, they have been teammates for a long time, and they also participated in the greatest finals in history in 2016 (Damon Jones is a Cavaliers assistant coach, and even beat James in the tiebreaker, allowing him to defeat the Warriors even more fiercely). Therefore, although Damon Jones was unable to enter the Lakers coaching staff, he still participated in James' pre-game training and could enter and exit the Lakers locker room, hotel and airplane at will. So he has inside information. In addition to selling information about James, he also sold information about Davis.

James's experience can be felt by the other two super giants, that is O'Neal and Messi. O'Neal was betrayed by Kobe. When Kobe encountered the Eagle County incident, he said, "Shaq did it too." This angered O'Neal and allowed the world to see Kobe's character clearly. In addition, O'Neal recently revealed that it was Kobe who forced the Lakers to expel him.

Messi was betrayed by Pique and Laporta before leaving Barcelona. Laporta betrayed Messi. At least he was the management and had contact with Messi but not closely. However, Pique was considered a friend of Messi, but he ended up telling Laporta that Barcelona would have no problems without Messi. This not only leads Barcelona into a pit of fire, but also betrays Messi. So Messi has ignored Pique so far.

In this era where the "Mamba Mentality" is mythologized as a paranoid victory theory, we may need more James-style generosity, Messi-style purity, and O'Neal-style relief. The most touching chapter in the history of sports is never the perfect personal heroism, but how to maintain the purest original intention for this sport amidst the ruins of betrayal. When James continued to polish his skills in the early morning training hall, when Messi rediscovered the joy of football in Miami, and when O'Neal chose to forgive Kobe many years later, they proved with actions: true greatness lies not in never being hurt, but in still choosing to move forward after being injured.