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Derek Fisher commented on LeBron James's departure from the Lakers, suggesting that James was not as fully embraced by the franchise's fans or legends like Kobe Bryant and Magic Johnson because he did not start his career with the team or win as many championships there. Fisher praised James's impact during his eight seasons with the Lakers, including leading them to an NBA title and a Western Conference Finals appearance, but noted that comparisons to franchise legends are unfair. He emphasized the importance of appreciating James's contributions and explained that his departure may simply reflect a natural ending after eight seasons, with the Lakers shifting focus to new talent.
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