Skip: Brownie doesn t feel hungry like his dad. Obviously, Brownie doesn t need to rely on playing basketball to support her family

Recently, famous speaker Skip talked about Brownie's performance in the summer league in his show "The Skip Bayless Show".

He said: "Sometimes I think how, how, how, how eager Brownie is to be a very good NBA player. I mean, Brownie's father is really, really, really wants to be the best in history. Brownie's father always, always pays the price to achieve greatness. Whatever that price. LeBron has always been very hard to play, obviously with a lot of energy and urgency. Especially on the defensive end, because LeBron Lang did make the best defensive six times in his time, and along with his MVP, he became the league's all-time scoring champion. But I was just not sure I saw that burning desire in Brownie. I was talking about that kind of thirst, 'I want it so much, I will get it because no one can stop me', the desire for every moment. I didn't see that."

" But you know I don't think it's a big deal. Brownie obviously doesn't have to rely on the NBA to support himself or his future family. You know, maybe he has other interests. I don't know yet, because it hasn't been revealed, but maybe he has other long-term goals, other talents he wants to pursue and develop. Because you see, he does have basketball talent, not that talent, not that kind of extraordinary talent, but he has NBA-level talent. He has athleticism. He has bounce ability. He has the ability to pass. Sometimes he will pass the ball that makes me say 'Oh, this is very LeBron style'. When he shows it, he definitely has the game feel. NBA-level game feel. But seriously, does he love playing basketball like his father? I'm alive to play this wonderful basketball game? I'm so sorry. I didn't see this. I haven't seen it yet."