🤬 THIS IS WHAT MADE HIM DESPERATE ✍ King James made it known on social media

 The Lakers superstar posted a story on his Instagram account expressing his "desperation" for what is effectively the shortest rest period ever imposed by a professional league, almost two months shorter than the shortest rest period ever.  NBA players between seasons

 In the United States there is a statistic for everything, you know, and so those at ESPN did not take long to highlight how the period of time elapsed since the end of the last championship (11 October 2020, Lakers champions in the Orlando bubble)  early next (December 22) will go to books as the shortest ever: only 71 days.  A detail obviously not appreciated by LeBron James, given that the Lakers superstar photographed the screen proposed by ESPN and published it in a story on his Instagram account, together with the emoticon representing a resigned desperation.  The data then underlines how the previous shortest stop in NBA history was 127 days (56 more - almost two months!) Than what LeBron and colleagues will be forced to, and how behind this new NBA "record"  there is only the National Hockey League, with a rest of only 99 days between the 2012-13 season and the following one and 104 on two other occasions.

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 James, the Lakers and all the Miami Heat are obviously the most damaged by this rapid restart, having remained on the field most of all last season, even if it is difficult to imagine that the restart on December 22 - ratified in these days by the association  players - did not even have the official blessing of a superstar like LeBron James.  However, he nevertheless wanted to express his desperation.