Kwame: The evidence of James involvement in gambling is so obvious that any other player would be investigated

Recently, former NBA player Kwame Brown talked about the gambling incident involving James' friend Damon Jones on his channel "Kwame Brown's Parallel Import Life".

He said: "Let's take a deeper look at these reports. This article comes from Yahoo, and the title is "LeBron James' name appears in NBA gambling scandal report." The article stated that the legendary NBA player "LeBum" was involved in the gambling scandal of former Los Angeles Lakers coach Damon Jones. Damon Jones is said to be involved in a large-scale betting scheme. Although James was not directly involved, his name was still involved in the scandal. Things The story and connection to James are as follows: One day in 2023, Jones reportedly sent a message to a member of a gambling group, urging the other party to bet on the Bucks before the Bucks played against the Lakers. The reason was that LeBron was injured. According to the prosecution documents, the message changed the direction of the game. Jones' prosecution documents showed that the text message read, "Bet on the Milwaukee Bucks before the news is announced." The Lakers eventually lost the game, and James did not play. It is worth mentioning that Jones is a friend of James, and the two played together in the Cavaliers. Big names such as Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups and Miami Heat's Terry Rozier were involved in this scandal. A total of more than 30 people's names were involved in this incident. This will become one of the biggest scandals in history."

"Of course, they will emphasize that LeBron's name is not included. Directly involved in any form, because they will do everything possible to protect Zhan's image and reputation. But any other player in the league will definitely be investigated and directly implicated. I mean, the evidence is there. If Damon Jones knew that LeBron would not play and would be absent, it would certainly increase the odds of winning. He must have an internal channel to know this."