James: The number of rounds and space required in modern basketball are far greater than those in the past, which puts a greater toll on the body.

October 9th Today, Lakers star James’ basketball podcast “Court Brain” aired the first episode of its third season. James and Nash talked about many topics.

Nash: "Injuries themselves are part of the game, but do you think the current era of fast-paced, space-based basketball, coupled with so many games, has much impact on injuries?"

James: "To be honest, I'm not sure, and I can't give a standard answer. But it is obvious that the current game requires more running, which is more taxing on the body. The number of rounds and space pulling are far more than in the past. After the entire 82 regular season games, the grinding The loss is a real increase. Of course we all want to play 82 games, but the reality is... (shaking his head). "

"I have experienced three or four different tactical eras. When I first entered the league, it felt like there was no concept of 'space'. The point guard held the ball, and then eight people were crowded in the penalty area. Later, it became 'one inside, four outside' or 'three outside and two inside'. Now, everyone is on the outside, and we don't want anyone to enter the penalty area." James said.