2024 NBA Season

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He adjusted with his salary to give that some to Bronny and I think that next year might be the same when Bryce is about to get drafted or he'd get no adjustment as he gets 2 seasons for it unless there are some clause that can be adjusted.

What makes you think Lebron adjusted his salary? Looking at his contract, I wouldn't say he adjusted anything because he will get $48 million for the upcoming season, and he can get another $52 million for the 25/26 season. While Bronny will earn only $1 million for his first season in the NBA. I think it's not a big deal for the Lakers, considering that their salary cap for next season is $140 million.

It was in the news, Lebron receieved a lower salary than expected if he didn't allow to cut his salary.

LeBron James said he wanted to give the Lakers something back by taking close to $3 million less in his deal to keep the team from the salary cap’s second apron.

So that close to $3 million could be use to sign role players to help the roster improve. Might not be much but it's already a good amount of money to hire couple of players.

[Dave1]

People are making a big deal out of Stephen Curry taking the Warriors out of his Instagram bio today and replacing it with Olympic Champion.  While I think this probably is just showing his joy in his recent accomplishment, people are speculating that it means Steph could be on his way out of Golden State.  We'll see.  I would love to see him team up with LeBron in Los Angeles, but I don't really see that happening either.  Still, something to be aware of I guess.

Yeah, probably that is the case, he was really happy to get his first Olympic gold medal and his performance could be one of the best we have seen from the USA team since Dream Team. And we all know how social media this days, but for regular basketball fans this is nothing.

As for Lonzo Ball, glad that he is back playing 5x5 and hopefully it can translate to him getting back in the NBA for good and hopefully there will be no injuries for him as the next one could really be career ending, just saying.

[danherbias07]

People are making a big deal out of Stephen Curry taking the Warriors out of his Instagram bio today and replacing it with Olympic Champion.  While I think this probably is just showing his joy in his recent accomplishment, people are speculating that it means Steph could be on his way out of Golden State.  We'll see.  I would love to see him team up with LeBron in Los Angeles, but I don't really see that happening either.  Still, something to be aware of I guess.

C'mon, they are taking it way seriously. He is just proud to be a world champion, that's it. I mean, that's the real-world champion, in my own opinion.
They played very well and they almost even lost against countries with strong rosters. Serbia almost got them but thanks to their resilience especially on the defensive end, they found their way back to win that match.

Who will not be proud of all that hardship and effort they did? It's for their country and that's greatness.
Fans will always make an issue of all the things they see on social media, it has become a norm these days.

[Questat]

People are making a big deal out of Stephen Curry taking the Warriors out of his Instagram bio today and replacing it with Olympic Champion.  While I think this probably is just showing his joy in his recent accomplishment, people are speculating that it means Steph could be on his way out of Golden State.  We'll see.  I would love to see him team up with LeBron in Los Angeles, but I don't really see that happening either.  Still, something to be aware of I guess.

Yeah, probably that is the case, he was really happy to get his first Olympic gold medal and his performance could be one of the best we have seen from the USA team since Dream Team. And we all know how social media this days, but for regular basketball fans this is nothing.

It was his first time, and he won a gold medal. Not only that, but he was also the hero of that game, so it’s really special for him even though he wasn’t recognized as the MVP. I doubt Curry would leave the Warriors. Why would he join LeBron with the Lakers? Why not just bring LeBron to the Warriors? Curry should establish himself as the one worth joining at his current status, not the other way around.

As for Lonzo Ball, glad that he is back playing 5x5 and hopefully it can translate to him getting back in the NBA for good and hopefully there will be no injuries for him as the next one could really be career ending, just saying.

He is talented, and we can’t deny that, but his history of injuries scares me, as it raises the risk of it happening again. Of course, we don’t want to see that, but there’s already a risk, and he could be considered among the injury-prone players now.

[LogitechMouse]

People are making a big deal out of Stephen Curry taking the Warriors out of his Instagram bio today and replacing it with Olympic Champion.  While I think this probably is just showing his joy in his recent accomplishment, people are speculating that it means Steph could be on his way out of Golden State.  We'll see.  I would love to see him team up with LeBron in Los Angeles, but I don't really see that happening either.  Still, something to be aware of I guess.

C'mon, they are taking it way seriously. He is just proud to be a world champion, that's it. I mean, that's the real-world champion, in my own opinion.
They played very well and they almost even lost against countries with strong rosters. Serbia almost got them but thanks to their resilience especially on the defensive end, they found their way back to win that match.

Who will not be proud of all that hardship and effort they did? It's for their country and that's greatness.
Fans will always make an issue of all the things they see on social media, it has become a norm these days.

Fans will always make an issue out of everything that's on the social media, and for me, that's very toxic attitude, but that's how social media is right now.
Do you think that fans are just overthinking just because of what Steph did on his bio?

First, it's Lebron changing his profile picture with him, Steph and KD in one photo, and many said that there's a chance that all three of them will make a super team. Now Steph changing his bio is an issue again. Like what you think, I also believe that he's just happy with his new achievement, but once the regular season starts, he will just change it to what's normal. As for Lebron and Steph playing together, I already said that their contract is just too much for either Golden State or Los Angeles, and there's a chance that they will be moving to the 2nd apron of the new CBA if both of them join together.

There's a way though for both of them to be on the same team. Both of them joining into a team that has a very huge cap space, or if both of them will take huge pay cut just to be with other star players because I don't think that both of them alone can carry a team without any good role players at all.