LeBron James calls out Brian Windhorst for 'twisting' recent quote about Michael Jordan

In a recent video uploed on Uninterrupted's YouTube channel, Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James spoke about being able to complement Michael Jordan's game completely. He spoke about Jordan and his best assets working 'perfectly' toger and referred to Jordan as an 'assassin'. However, ESPN's Brian Windhorst wrote a story which stated that James envisioned Michael Jordan as a teammate and t an versary.

LeBron James responded to Brian Windhorst's tweet and called him out for phrasing it incorrectly. He ded that he loves greats and would love to play with m, but would also like to compete against m. In end, he asked Windhorst to never 'get it twisted'. 

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In Uninterrupted video, James talks about Jordan's drive, referring to six-time NBA champion as an 'assassin'. He ded that his 'best assets' would work well with Jordan. James furr explained that he would love challenge and would love it when a teammate does so. He recalled Dwyane We and coach Tryonn Lue challenging him and believes Jordan would also do same.

He furr spoke about documentary, and how it me him miss NBA more. Lakers star last played on March 10, a day before NBA anunced ir suspension. James ded that he is always extra motivated during summer and docu-series h only ded to that feeling. When he sees Last Dance, James revealed that he feels he could start playing in his driveway if he could. 

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