LeBron James says he will play with the Philadelphia 76ers next season
- On Monday, the Philadelphia 76ers officially announced the signing of LeBron James to a two-year, $8 million contract, confirming the deal with images of his jersey in the team's locker room.
- James accepted a reduced $3.9 million salary from the Los Angeles Lakers' previous $52.6 million, seeking to become the first player to win championships with four different teams.
- His new contract includes a 15% trade kicker, replacing a traditional no-trade clause. The NBA's all-time leading scorer brings a record 22 All-Star selections and 21 All-NBA Team selections to Philadelphia.
- Sixers Managing Partner Josh Harris stated he is "thrilled" to add James, aiming to deliver a championship alongside Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown, and VJ Edgecombe.
- The 76ers have not won an NBA title in 43 years. James, 41, called this his "last decision," hoping to secure a fifth championship before concluding his legendary career.
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"King James" is a 76s. The traditional Philadelphia club officially signed the basketball superstar. The hype in the NBA takes its course.
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