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One of the biggest storylines of the 2026 offseason was definitely LeBron James' next destination. He decided to exit the Los Angeles Lakers, so almost every team in the league wanted to sign him. Despite the fact that he is 41, no one truly cared because they wanted the four-time Finals MVP.
Amid all the interest, James joined the Philadelphia 76ers. After seeing them trade for Jaylen Brown, it was already a loaded team, but they managed to land James. Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment's Bob Myers, formerly of the Golden State Warriors, was integral to sealing the deal to get Bron to the City of Brotherly Love.
Throughout his career, James has made a lot of smart decisions when it comes to joining teams. He joined the Miami Heat in 2010 and immediately became contenders. They made it to four consecutive NBA Finals, winning two of them.
He made his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and they made it to the Finals from 2015 to 2018. James led them to the win in 2016, coming back from a 3-1 deficit. The same can also be said about him joining the Lakers in 2018, managing to lead them to a **** le in his second year there.
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One of the biggest storylines of the 2026 offseason was definitely LeBron James' next destination. He decided to exit the Los Angeles Lakers, so almost every team in the league wanted to sign him. Despite the fact that he is 41, no one truly cared because they wanted the four-time Finals MVP.
Amid all the interest, James joined the Philadelphia 76ers. After seeing them trade for Jaylen Brown, it was already a loaded team, but they managed to land James. Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment's Bob Myers, formerly of the Golden State Warriors, was integral to sealing the deal to get Bron to the City of Brotherly Love.
Throughout his career, James has made a lot of smart decisions when it comes to joining teams. He joined the Miami Heat in 2010 and immediately became contenders. They made it to four consecutive NBA Finals, winning two of them.
He made his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and they made it to the Finals from 2015 to 2018. James led them to the win in 2016, coming back from a 3-1 deficit. The same can also be said about him joining the Lakers in 2018, managing to lead them to a **** le in his second year there.
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