No, there's one more.
Wade and Paul didn't want to team up with him, but there were four members of the Banana Boat brothers!
Windhorst quickly wrote another article about James and Anthony's interest in playing together.
Theoretically, James and Anthony, one as a ball-dominant core and the other as a supreme scorer, had the most complementary skills among the four Banana Boat brothers.
Of course, this article's release didn't mean that James wanted to go to the Knicks.
The image of loyalty that James Team had crafted for him wouldn't allow him to request a trade actively; if a departure was to happen, it would be forced and with a sense of helplessness.
This news was actually another round of pressure on the Thunders' management to trade Westbrook for Anthony.
In fact, this wasn't the first time.
Since the Thunders were swept out in the first round last season, such news had been emerging endlessly.
