"He's Gonna Get Crushed" - Draymond Green Drops Explosive Theory On Why LeBron James Snubbed Warriors For 76ers Involving Kevin Durant
The deal gives Philadelphia a star-studded starting five and includes a player option and a 15% trade kicker, ESPN reported.
- On Friday, four-time NBA MVP LeBron James signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, with the deal finalized on Monday and featuring a 15% trade kicker.
- Sixers President Mike Gansey led recruitment alongside All-Stars Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and Jaylen Brown, leveraging a high school connection in Ohio to pursue a championship.
- Bringing four championships and 22 All-Star selections to the roster, James rejected offers from the Warriors and returns to the Cleveland Cavaliers or Miami Heat.
- Commissioner Adam Silver acknowledged the league held the 2026-27 schedule release until James decided, as his popularity demands prime television games, ending a three-week free agency delay.
- Describing the move as his 'last decision' after considering retirement, the 41-year-old will now mentor Maxey, whom he has worked with since 2020 as an All-Star-caliber player.
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Why Philadelphia? LeBron James's 76ers Move Tied to Championship Hopes and Secret Movie
LeBron James has walked away from a Los Angeles Lakers fortune to chase one more shot at an NBA championship — and the cameras are already rolling on the story of how he got there. At 41, the four-time champion has signed a stripped-down two-year, $8 million (£6.02 million) contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, a fraction of his usual earnings, all in pursuit of a fifth NBA title. Behind the scenes, a LeBron James documentary is quietly taking s…
One of the greatest basketball players of all time, LeBron James, has been officially introduced to the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Philadelphia 76ers of the National Basketball Association (NBA) announced the signing of ‘King’ LeBron James. Philadelphia announced on its website on the 27th (Korean time), “We have signed a contract with LeBron, the all-time leading scorer in the NBA and a four-time MVP. In accordance with team policy, the terms of the contract will not be disclosed.”
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