Although there were some whispers in recent months that he could leave the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency this summer, LeBron James agreed to a two-year contract earlier this week in order to stay put.

The Los Angeles Lakers will remain below the second salary apron after LeBron James accepted a deal worth almost $3 million below the maximum, according

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The 20-time All-Star is set to tip off a record-tying 22nd pro season this year. Just how long will he keep going?

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Some of the last remaining big names in NBA Free Agency agreed to deals Saturday night, including the biggest of big names: LeBron James. The Athletic’s Shams Charania reported James would be re-signing with the Los Angeles Lakers on a two-year deal worth $101.

LeBron James is committed to winning in Los Angeles, as evidenced by a new contract worth $2.7 million less than the $104 million max he is more

LeBron James' two-year deal came in approximately $2.7 million below the $104 million max, sources told ESPN, helping the Lakers avoid salary cap restrictions that could affect their team building in the future.

More details are coming in regarding LeBron James’ new deal and it looks like he’ll help the Lakers by taking less than the max money.

After opting out of his $51.4 million player option for the 2024-25 season, leading to speculation that he could entertain other offers from rival teams, LeBron has come to an agreement on what was originally reported to be a two-year,