NBA’s all-time leading scorer told Los Angeles Lakers he would not return for a ninth season with the storied franchise.
Superstar LeBron James informed the Los Angeles Lakers that he will continue his NBA career elsewhere, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul told ESPN on Tuesday.
James, 41, has spent the past eight seasons with the Lakers, highlighted by helping the franchise win the 2020 NBA title.
Reports surfaced on Monday that the Golden State Warriors are expected to make a determined push to add James after Draymond Green declined his player option with the purpose of freeing cap space to add to the roster.
A four-time NBA MVP and the league’s all-time leading scorer, James completed his record-setting 23rd NBA season.
James averaged 20.9 points, 7.2 assists and 6.1 rebounds this season with the Lakers. The 22-time All-Star and four-time NBA champion is the all-time leader in games (1,622) and points (43,440).
Beasley, Davis and an NBA agent are among six defendants indicted on charges related to alleged sports betting plot.
The reported deal draws a line under months of speculation concerning the 10-time All-Star’s future in Milwaukee.
Toronto’s Mabrey matches A’ja Wilson and Liz Cambage for the league’s scoring record in 125-97 win for her team.
Reigning champions Oklahoma City Thunder remain undefeated in playoffs and move on to Western Conference finals.
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