LA Lakers superstar urged to communicate his true feelings… ‘Until I hear from LeBron’

Mike Bresnahan urged LeBron James to address the rumors about his desire to leave and his retirement

Reports suggest James considered moving on from Los Angeles, with teams like Cleveland Cavaliers, New York Knicks, and Golden State Warriors reportedly showing interest.

Retirement rumors also circulated as conversations about timing and circumstances gained momentum.

However, Lakers analyst Mike Bresnahan decided against reacting speculatively, preferring to urge James to address the situation during media day.

“I want to know what LeBron feels going into this season, and what he’ll tell us. There’s all these rumors that LeBron wants out,” Bresnahan explained.

Mike Bresnahan is awaiting clarification from LeBron James on media day

Bresnahan’s approach reflects measured analysis rather than reactionary commentary about James’ future plans.

The analyst believes the rumors lack accuracy and won’t materialize into actual roster changes.

“I won’t believe it until I hear from LeBron, because I don’t think it’s accurate. I don’t think it’s going to happen. So I think that’s a big deal, where is LeBron, where’s his mindset?” Bresnahan added.

NBA media day for the Lakers will be held on September 29, according to league scheduling.

The event provides James’ first opportunity to directly address speculation about his future plans and commitment to the franchise.

James maintains championship ambitions with the Lakers, supported by Doncic’s improved conditioning and new additions like Marcus Smart, Ayton, and Jake LaRavia.

The roster improvements position Los Angeles among Western Conference favorites despite ongoing speculation about their cornerstone player.