LeBron James responds to Ron Harper comments on podcast
LeBron James addressed remarks made by former player Ron Harper during an appearance on his podcast. The exchange stems from comments Harper made earlier this year about his approach to parenting and player rankings.
nypost.comLeBron James addressed remarks made by former player Ron Harper during an appearance on his podcast with Steve Nash. " The comments followed statements Harper made during NBA All-Star Weekend. Harper said he was "not LeBron James" and would not dictate career choices to his children.
He later ranked Scottie Pippen ahead of James on an all-time small forward list and criticized James' defensive style. James made the remarks while discussing Harper's son, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. The rookie has appeared in games for his team during the current season.
Background on the exchange The comments mark the latest development in an exchange between the two former players. Harper's initial remarks occurred earlier this year, and James responded during the podcast episode. The exchange centers on differing views about player development and career guidance expressed by the two individuals.
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