Los Angeles Lakers superstar combo forward LeBron James doesn’t have anything left to prove in his last few years in the NBA. He has accomplished more in his career than the majority of players in the league ever will.
The four-time champion has delighted fans for 22 years and has shown few signs of slowing down any time soon. While retirement eventually comes for us all, James is showing that he can defy aging and continue to go strong.
After the Lakers lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night, he was asked if this was the last time that he would play in Cleveland. Of course, this is barring any NBA Finals matchup between the Lakers and Cavaliers.
With his answer, he seemed to hint at some possible plans for his retirement.
“Probably not. Probably not,” he said. “Bronny told me I have to stick around now for Bryce.”