Recently, when the Lakers inside Josh Powell was a guest on the "Talk Les Show" podcast, he said that players should remain humble.

Powell said: "I have always been down-to-earth, and humility is a personal quality that I value very much. Some people may think that the word has a negative meaning, but it is actually the most important thing. You have to realize that everything can be lost instantly, such as an injury or an accident, and you will lose your income later. We have seen too many stories like this, and a wrong decision can lead to the end of your career. I have always been humble because I know I am better than Luckily. I know I have the opportunity to show myself on this stage, which is why I can still maintain my true nature in the NBA and overseas for many years. First of all, you have to know yourself, and secondly, don’t take it for granted. "

Powell played in the NBA for seven years and played for the Mavericks, Pacers, Warriors, Clippers, Lakers, Hawks and Rockets. He followed the Lakers in the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons to win two championships.