"The NBA cannot allow their players to also run sports agencies while playing. A total conflict of interest and it brings a corrupt stench to the league that will never go away. Honestly, Stern needs to draw the line here or forever be LBJ's puppet, just like ESPN is." - Ctown-kb
View full sizeMaverick Carter (center) is the CEO of LRMR, but some fans wonder if LeBron James' involvement should raise red flags for the NBA.In response to the story LeBron James' basketball camps push the line in regard to recruiting amateurs for sports agency: Hey, Brian!, cleveland.com reader Ctown-kb thinks David Stern should be concerned about LeBron James' role in LRMR. This reader writes,
"The NBA cannot allow their players to also run sports agencies while playing. A total conflict of interest and it brings a corrupt stench to the league that will never go away. Honestly, Stern needs to draw the line here or forever be LBJ's puppet, just like ESPN is."
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