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LeBron James Says He Won't Wait to Play With Bryce as He Starts Record 23rd Season

He says his retirement will follow his own timeline, not his son's college path at Arizona.

Overview

  • Speaking at Lakers media day on Monday, LeBron James said he will not delay retirement to align with 18-year-old Bryce James's future.
  • James added that Bryce "has his own timeline" in Tucson and acknowledged their timelines may not match.
  • At 40, James begins an NBA-record 23rd season and says the end of his career is coming "a lot sooner than later."
  • He already shared the court with his older son, Bronny, last season, the NBA's first father-and-son pairing in a game.
  • The Lakers enter the season after offseason changes that brought in Deandre Ayton, Marcus Smart and Jake LaRavia, with coach JJ Redick extended.