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ESPN analyst Ramona Shelburne breaks down what the Lakers need to do to grow stronger in the West, and it starts with LeBron James.

Despite his physical ability likely translating to the NFL, James made the right decision to focus on basketball. He has played in 22 NBA seasons with career averages of 27 points per game to go along with 7.5 rebounds, 7.4 assists, and 1.5 steals, while shooting 50.6 percent from the floor and 34.9 percent from three-point distance.

James has since been involved in both trade and retirement rumors as Paul made it clear James wants to push for a title, leading to beliefs that next season is his last hoorah. Something that a viral video featuring James saying that his wife, Savannah, wants him to retire has only fueled.

Lebron James is (kind of) making the move to football... as an investor! Variety reports that James is among those investing in Fantasy Life, which is a "fantasy sports and gaming platform launched in 2022 by veteran fantasy football personality Matthew Berry.

Berry said that the investor list now includes Marlins co-owner Roger Ehrenberg, Devils co-owner David Blitzer, YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley, Jaguars owner Tony Khan, as well as current and former NFL stars George Kittle. Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Ja’Marr Chase, Austin Ekeler, Brent Celek, and Larry Fitzgerald Jr., among others.

Skip Bayless is commonly known as the greatest detractor that LeBron James has had in his NBA career. The former The post Skip Bayless Calls Out LeBron James’ Tactics To Bury Underwhelming 2025 Playoffs appeared first on FirstSportz.

This trade proposal creates the next big three in San Antonio. This trade would link LeBron James, Victor Wembenyama, and De'Aaron Fox together.