2/0. James recently rebooted "Brain of the Court", and this time the guest he invited was Nash.

Nash asked James how he got along with the young players. James said he sometimes reflects on games, training sessions and video conferences that it doesn't seem fair to ask youngsters to understand the game. The head coach who plays by himself makes himself more aware of the ball. They teach themselves basketball thinking, to pass and cut, to curl cuts, to move the ball, to move when defending.

James also said he was taught to reach out and point out the position if he could see movement on the court. I was also called to play basketball if I couldn't get more satisfaction and happiness from the success of my teammates! It can be seen that James' earliest head coach did understand the ball, and he made the already selfless James even more selfless. Some NBA players do not feel happy when they see their teammates succeed, but James, on the contrary, not only satisfies his teammates to succeed, but also makes them successful.

Because he wants his teammates to succeed, James doesn't want his teammates to make mistakes either. James said to listen attentively and that if the manager draws a tactic, he can't mess it up. The most upset thing about him was that the manager had just drawn a tactic, only to be messed up after 12 seconds. James said that this is the truth that he learned from 0 to 0 years old, and now he uses it.

James said he wants every teammate to be good, and he wants his teammates to know what the manager wants, how to play and what to expect next. But James admits that the experience of young people is not enough, and it can only be reasonably excellent. It is also understandable why James was very angry when JR made a big mistake in 2018, but still did not punish him. James doesn't go down on his teammates, he just wants them to get better and better. So if a player can't even take James, no one can.