LeBron James teases 'decision of all decisions' in cryptic social media video announcement
LeBron James revealed his 'Second Decision' as a promotional campaign with Hennessy to mark his 23rd NBA season, causing Lakers ticket prices to surge over 400%, reports say.
- LeBron James, the Los Angeles Lakers star, teased an important announcement on social media, set for October 7, using the hashtag #TheSecondDecision.
- LeBron James announced he will make a significant announcement on social media on October 7, using the hashtag #TheSecondDecision, hinting at potential retirement speculation.
- In the announcement, James stated, "the decision of all decisions," sparking comparisons to his 2010 announcement about joining another team.
- James has not confirmed whether he will retire after his 23rd NBA season but mentioned being excited to play, as he prepares for the upcoming season starting October 21.
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