LeBron James signs contract with Philadelphia 76ers
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The NBA's all-time leading scorer is headed to Philadelphia for what could be the final chapter in his Hall of Fame career
LeBron James’ decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers has been one of the most talked about topics in all of sports. Some praised him for choosing the team that gives him the best chance of winning another NBA title.
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At this point, LeBron James is to golf what LeBron James is to basketball. OK, well … maybe not exactly that, but it does look like the four-time NBA champ is about to have a lot of time to work on his swing between basketball games.
Now, less than three months later, the Sixers have a new front office, helmed by former Cavs GM Mike Gansey. He swapped George for Brown and lured the greatest player of all time to Philadelphia on a two-year minimum contract, no doubt aided by staunch recruitment efforts from Embiid, Brown and the city's most ardent beam of light, Tyrese Maxey.
LeBron James' free-agency decision is threatening to reach into August. Sean M. Haffey / The Athletic has live coverage of LeBron James’ free agency decision. Forget momentarily about all of the points,