The Power of LeBron: Nepotism in Sports and the Lakers' Controversial Draft Pick | FLAGRANT

Explore the intriguing world of sports nepotism in our latest video! "The Power of LeBron: Nepotism in Sports and the Lakers' Controversial Draft Pick" takes a deep dive into the impact of LeBron James' influence on the NBA and how it might have swayed the Lakers' recent draft decisions.
Join us as we uncover:
- The details behind the Lakers' controversial draft pick
- LeBron James' undeniable influence in the world of basketball
- The broader implications of nepotism in sports
- Expert opinions and analysis on how these dynamics shape the NBA
Get ready for an in-depth analysis that questions the ethics and realities of power plays in professional sports.
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[@KobeBryantt237]

We already expected this. Lebron's been telling this years ago

[@NameLess-lk2qu]

so every son of an nba player can play in the nba.

[@markmcfarland2579]

The keep jumbling Nepotism in Sports (coaching front office positions etc ) with actual play on the field. Putting someone in a professional sport where he doesn't deserve it is wrong.

[@wordragon]

It is odd that this is a thing when the Lakers themselves have been about nepotism since Jim and Jeanie were adults and could work for the Lakers. There is a whole HBO series where one major plot point is Jeanie "working her way up", which is of course fiction. She has no more skill steering the team than anyone else if you look at the stats and story since she has taken over. Sure, better than Jim, but Jim never really got that he was terrible at all things basketball, including delegating to people who actually did.

[@evanbabbitt3430]

Schultz is lame

[@charv3z]

why tf are there subtitles when Andrew speaks clear english...

[@rubenrojas535]

hum, deaf people?

[@SteveAgbaneje]

But, basketball is also a game were genetics plays a big role, for example basketball is the sports with the most twins. So I think it's a mixture of both