LeBron James left his NBA future up in the air following the Los Angeles Lakers’ season-ending 108-106 loss to the Denver Nuggets on Monday night at Ball Arena.
First, James was asked about his plans for the 2024-25 season.
“I don’t have an answer … to be honest,” James said. “I haven’t given it much thought.”
I don’t have an answer … to be honest,” James said. “I haven’t given it much thought.”
James kept it about his family, mentioning Bronny James’ upcoming decision to either enter the NBA draft or remain a college basketball player, his other son Bryce, his daughter Zhuri and his wife Savannah.
Then, in the final question of the press conference, a reporter asked James if Monday’s game could be his last in a Lakers uniform
James declined to answer. The 39-year-old has one year remaining on the two-year extension he signed with the Lakers back in September of 2022. James has until June 29 to either opt into the deal’s final year for $51.4 million or become an unrestricted free agent.
James has already committed to playing for Team USA in the 2024 Summer Olympics in July, his first time playing in the Olympic games since 2012.
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