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Home » LeBron James Contemplates Possible Retirement Following Lakers’ Playoff Exit

LeBron James Contemplates Possible Retirement Following Lakers’ Playoff Exit

Donal Ryan by Donal Ryan
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LeBron James Contemplates Possible Retirement Following Lakers’ Playoff Exit

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has raised doubts about his future in the NBA after being eliminated from the Western Conference finals. According to ESPN, James is considering the possibility of not playing next season.

During a press conference, James gave a cryptic response when asked about his plans with the Lakers, stating, “We’ll see what happens from now on. I have a lot to think about, to be honest. For me personally, moving forward with basketball, I have a lot to think about.”

ESPN reporter Chris Haynes tweeted that James is “considering” retirement, citing unnamed league sources.

The bitter end to his twentieth season in the NBA saw the Lakers’ defeat to the Nuggets, resulting in a series sweep. Despite his remarkable performance of 40 points, 10 rebounds, and 9 assists in the game, James couldn’t prevent the team’s elimination.

Expressing his frustration, James acknowledged the Lakers’ failure to achieve their goal of winning a championship. He emphasized that his focus has not shifted to the upcoming season and the disappointment of falling short of their aspirations.

Although James has two more seasons remaining on his contract with the Lakers, he holds an option to become a free agent in the second year. He has previously expressed his desire to continue playing until he can share the court with his son, Bronny, who is eligible for the 2024 NBA Draft.

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