LeBron James Says He Could Keep Playing for Up to ‘7 Years’ as He Marks 40th Birthday — ‘But I Won’t’
LeBron James said he has another 5-7 years left in him, he told reporters on his Sunday, Dec. 30 birthday, but added that he likely won't play professionally for that long and is looking at retirement ...
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Why LeBron James, on his 40th birthday, said he could play 5 to 7 more years but won't
LeBron James woke up Monday on his 40th birthday and decided the situation in which he finds himself to be both "laughable" and "pretty cool." The Los Angeles Lakers superstar is the oldest player ...
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LeBron James ‘hopefully’ won’t retire with team other than Lakers in ideal plan
On the day LeBron James turned 40 years old, the Lakers star acknowledged that he could — but won’t — play between five and seven more seasons and, perhaps more importantly, reaffirmed a ...
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LeBron James, now 40, says he can play at 'high level' for nearly another decade
Later Tuesday, LeBron James will become the first player in NBA history to play a game both in his teens and in his 40s. The NBA's all-time leading scorer turned 40 on Monday, and in his record ...
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LeBron James Now 40 ‘Could Play 5 to 7’ More Years,’ Will Retire on His Terms
During a media session at Lakers practice, LeBron spoke candidly about his playing future, acknowledging that while the end is inevitable, it’s not coming anytime soon. He shared that he ...