LeBron James considered a third stint with the Cavaliers. Byron Scott believes the presence of James Harden may have prevented it from happening. “If they didn’t have James Harden, I think he would have done it a third time,” Scott said on his “Fast Break” podcast.
LeBron James’ move to the Philadelphia 76ers has sparked a series of discussions across the NBA. Those conversations have revolved around his fit into the system, leadership, and tackling the no-nonsense Philly fans.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Philadelphia 76ers have been in the news following their blockbuster offseason. With LeBron James, Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, and Tyrese Maxey now sharing the same locker room, concerns about how they’ll fit in have dominated as much as their title chances.
LeBron James’ 76ers decision sent shockwaves throughout the basketball world this offseason. His choice is already being felt by the community and by the NBA.
The news that LeBron James will be playing for the Philadelphia 76ers is still a surprise for many. One of those many is Chris Bosh, but at the same time, he isn’t all that shocked at James’ decision.
Philadelphia 76ers forward LeBron James will enter his 23rd year in the NBA. As usual, everything he does—every move, every comment, every facial expression, every accomplishment—will be heavily scrutinized.
LeBron James has wealth that will last generations, but if hard times ever hit, he says he has something locked away in a vault that could help bail him out.
LeBron James has been around the game of basketball for a very long time now, and he doesn’t believe the NBA has ever seen anything like Kevin Durant. On an episode of the Mind the Game podcast, James explained what makes Durant the most complete scorer in league history.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
When the 76ers take the floor for NBA action in October, their roster will have an asset it hasn't had in a long time. Championship experience. With the acquisitions of Jaylen Brown, LeBron James and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, the Sixers add proven players who have been to multiple NBA Finals and won titles.
Leaving LeBron James off an all-time top-five list is bound to spark questions. But that’s exactly what Bam Adebayo did after James chose the Philadelphia 76ers over the Miami Heat.
The Philadelphia 76ers’ big moves of landing LeBron James and Jaylen Brown this offseason has garnered attention from franchise legend Allen Iverson. James announced his choice to join the 76ers, signing a two-year deal that includes a player option in the second year.
A blockbuster offseason has reshaped the NBA, with several contenders making win-now moves in pursuit of a title. This means some of the league’s biggest names will be expected to lead their teams to new heights.
LeBron James may live in New York City and commute to Philadelphia while playing for the 76ers. As it turns out, Wilt Chamberlain already showed him how.
Jaylen Brown and Jalen Brunson appear ready to lean into the rivalry between the Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks. Brown posted video after he zoomed in on Brunson dancing at Donovan Mitchell’s wedding to Coco Jones on Saturday.
The 76ers have assembled perhaps the NBA’s most talented lineup. Former No. 1 overall pick Kwame Brown sees something else coming. A circus. Speaking on his “Bustlife” podcast, Brown questioned how LeBron James will fit alongside Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown and VJ Edgecombe.
LeBron James‘ latest move to the Philadelphia 76ers has reignited the debate around NBA superteams, and former teammate Chris Bosh believes that’s exactly the point.
Every basketball debate seems to end at the same place. Who is the GOAT? For many, Michael Jordan owns that crown. Others will never look beyond LeBron James.
When a team is amid a blockbuster offseason like the Sixers are, they’re going to accumulate a lot of buzz from the national media—it just comes with the territory.
The Philadelphia 76ers superteam are widely regarded as championship contenders due to the talent on the roster, but that talent could end up being their downfall.
Sixers forward Dominick Barlow established himself as a rotation player last season on a two-way deal, starting 59 of his 71 games, and earned a lucrative promotion in the process.
Tyrese Maxey probably isn't going to average 28 points again. That doesn't mean he won't have another outstanding fantasy season. Those aren't the same thing.