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LeBron James scheduled to speak Thursday at Fanatics Fest in NYC, as NBA waits to hear his plans
James is expected to discuss his future in two New York appearances as the NBA waits for word on his next team.
- On Thursday, free agent LeBron James is scheduled to speak publicly in New York at Fanatics Fest, where the NBA scoring leader may provide updates on which team he will play for during his 24th season.
- James announced on June 30 that he is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers after an eight-season run; the 41-year-old enters his 24th season as the oldest active player in the NBA.
- Speculation regarding his future has persisted since the Lakers were eliminated in May, with reports suggesting the Cavaliers and Miami are on his radar alongside Philadelphia, Minnesota, and Golden State.
- James will record an episode of his "Mind the Game" podcast with Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton, followed by a discussion with Boardroom co-founder Rich Kleiman about business and athlete influence.
- With more than 1,600 career games, James holds a resume including four Most Valuable Player awards and four NBA Finals MVP titles; he was named to the NBA's 75th anniversary team.
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LeBron James says he isn't ready to reveal a decision on his future, doesn't offer hints
If LeBron James knows where he will play this coming season, he's still not saying. The NBA's career scoring king and current free agent spoke publicly for the first time in weeks Thursday afternoon, though stopped short of revealing which team he'll choose to play for this fall — despite at least one cry from…
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LeBron James says he isn't ready to reveal a decision on his future, doesn't offer any hints
LeBron James remains undecided about where he'll play this season. The NBA's all-time scoring leader and current free agent spoke Thursday but didn't reveal his next team choice.
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