Overview
- James says his left knee, sprained during April’s playoff loss, is “good” and he aims to reach 100 percent by training camp in late September
- He faces a June 29 deadline to opt into a $52.6 million player option for what would be his 23rd NBA season
- A recent cryptic retirement tease turned out to be an Amazon Prime Day commercial rather than a farewell announcement
- James has made clear he will not pursue coaching after his playing days, instead weighing business ventures and potential ownership roles
- He credits steadfast support from his wife and their children—particularly sons Bronny and Bryce—for inspiring him to continue competing