Participation ended Lebron James and the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2023 NBA Playoffs and rumors started flying. Many fans and journalists specializing in the American competition began the next season’s transfer market. What is clear, however, is that Anthony Davis’ exit could be the first exit for those in purple and gold. With this in mind, the window opens with the question: Is the LeBron Davis era over? Find out HERE what the Dallas team would prepare to sign the four-time NBA champion.
Is LeBron’s arrival at the Dallas Mavericks possible?
Various media outlets have indicated that Irving would recruit LeBron to wear the Mavs jersey for 2023-24. Even Chris Haynes, a journalist for Bleacher Report, has hinted at it Dallas plans to make an offer to the “King” to create the “Big Three”.
According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Kyrie LeBron has expressed interest in playing with the Cleveland Cavs like he did back then. Now the possibilities seem far off given that his son Bronny would be contesting his first NCAA campaign in Los Angeles and also due to salary issues.
Irving and Bron both played for the Cavs in the 2016 NBA. Photo: AFP
For Le Bron to make it to the Mavs, the Dallas team would have to make some “buyouts” for a big pay cut. On the other hand, your friend irving it seems it would lengthen for five years with a salary of $270 million. This operation is ongoing as Kyrie is still a free agent and is considering proposals.
What are LeBron James’ plans for the future?
So far, LeBron James has not reported since being eliminated in the Western Conference Finals against the Denver Nuggets. However, the rumors about the ‘king‘ for the next season are still circulating online. One of them is that they say James would go to the Warriors along with Curry.
LeBron’s contract ends in 2024 and has an option to extend until 2025. Additionally, the Lakers forward is the second-highest-paid player in the NBA.
What did LeBron James say about his retirement?
The Lakers’ “6” left open the possibility of a resignation for the next NBA campaign. In the press conference following his elimination against the Nuggets, the ESPN journalist asked him, “When you say you have to think about things, what do you mean?” “Yes, I want to keep playing,” he replied. They later asked him if he would go next year, and he concluded, “I’ll think about it.”