LeBron James on 76ers' Debut: 'You Guys Know Who I Am, Right?' Sixers Excited to Add NBA Great
James said he joined Philadelphia to bring championship experience and help a revamped roster chase an NBA title.
- LeBron James joined the Philadelphia 76ers after deciding not to return to the Los Angeles Lakers, with Tyrese Maxey playing an early recruiting role.
- At media day, James praised center Joel Embiid as one of the world’s most talented players.
- James said he would take on whatever role Philadelphia needs because he can contribute in every area of the game.
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Lebron James Doesn't Plan 'to Lose in the Second Round'
LeBron James took his seat and fidged with a microphone before he tossed his identification closet on the ground. "You guys know who I am, right?" James asked. He needed no introduction at the 76ers' media day in New Jersey on Monday, the AP reports. The most famous basketball player...
LeBron James began his presentation at the new club with the phrase "you know who I am"
LeBron James began his presentation at the new club with the phrase "you know who I am"""The four-time NBA champion began the first press conference at the Philadelphia Seven Sixers by removing the sign with his name and saying, "You guys know who I...
The star LeBron James said on Monday (28) that finding the right chemistry with his new team, the Philadelphia 76ers, "will take time" and emphasized the importance of his new companions being willing to make sacrifices. Analysis: NFL delivers experience to the height of the Maracanan and record audience is presented with manual game Formula 1: Russell wins duel with Verstappen and takes Azerbaijan's GP At the age of 41, James prepares for his 2…
At the age of 41 James prepares for his 24th season in the NBA, a record, and to try to win the first Philadelphia title since 1983. The Sixers have gathered the one that is profiled as one of the most powerful headlines, which also includes the former Boston Celtics Jaylen Brown star, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and V.J. Edgecombe. "If you want to achieve something exceptional, it will take time," explained the four-time NBA Most Valuable Player …
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