FOCO has released a new Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James bobblehead figure, which is available in limited quantities and will not be reinstated once sold out.
The James bobblehead doesn’t represent any major milestone, but it’s unique in that it’s a mini bobblehead that stands just 4.5 inches tall and features James in his white Lakers game-day uniform.
The bobblehead is designed to represent James as he begins his 21st NBA season and sixth with the Lakers, a season that has brought championship hopes and expectations to Los Angeles, which James will lead in the 2023-24 season. The team has a strong lineup.
Due to its mini nature, this item sells for $25, but includes the same details and uniqueness as a full-size FOCO bobblehead.
James pinpoints Lakers areas for improvement after season opener
James scored 21 points in 29 minutes to lead the Lakers to victory in the Lakers’ season opener against the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday night. However, the Lakers lost to the Nuggets by 12 points this season and have a record of 0-1.
The Lakers fought back in the second half to make the game more competitive. But Denver’s untimely turnovers and clutch shots ultimately secured their victory. There are certainly positive takeaways for Los Angeles, but there are areas for improvement, and James has pointed them out.
James said the Lakers’ transition defense and inability to rebound were what ultimately led to the Lakers falling behind.
“What we need to address is transition. We gave up 20 in transition. We gave up 17 second-chance points, which is what killed us in the Western Conference finals last year. I think we did a great job of not turning the ball over too much. Well, we only had 12 turnovers. But when we turned the ball over, they scored, and they had 20 fewer turnovers than we did.
“So we have to learn from that, we have to better understand that if we don’t get back into transition where they’re very good, if we don’t get out when they’re shooting and give up second chance points, they’re already too elite offensively. , so you allow them to get easy shots in transition, and you allow them to get easy shots back at the second chance point. “You can’t do that to them. “
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