2027 NBA Season

[mirakal]

I love the loyalty of him towards the Warriors, but there are some players who value title more than being loyal, and Giannis is one of them and he already said it in one of the interviews. I would love Curry staying with Golden State, but I will not be surprised if he will not retire as a Warrior and will sign to another team in hopes to get another title again.

For Curry, he already has 4 championships tied with LeBron, so he's already at that superstar level in terms of achievements. He will be a Hall of Famer and he's not getting any younger at 38, so for me it's better if he retires with the team where he had so much success.

In the case of Giannis, he has only won one championship so it's understandable if he still wants to add another ring. And Giannis is younger too, still 31, so he still has more years left in the NBA.

[danherbias07]

Who knows, maybe Dennis Schröder is trying to complete the whole NBA team. I believe that will also be a record-breaker and will probably be written into the history of the NBA.

I don't know why this is happening with his contracts, although after proving that he is a good player after winning the 2023 FIBA World Cup and becoming the MVP of the said league. He didn't even stop there. He and his German team also won the FIBA EuroBasket, and him becoming the MVP again. It's not like he is not effective but I guess after that bad decision with the Lakers, everything went sideways for him in the NBA. The scouts may not be looking at him as a great player, or is it his agent who is the problem?

[OgNasty]

LeBron launching a YouTube channel wasn’t something I expected. It appears to be a golf channel so I don’t have any interest, but I am surprised he is doing it at all. You’d think he would be focused on trying to win a championship with a new team, not building his social media and filming documentaries.

[Harkorede]

LeBron launching a YouTube channel wasn’t something I expected. It appears to be a golf channel so I don’t have any interest, but I am surprised he is doing it at all. You’d think he would be focused on trying to win a championship with a new team, not building his social media and filming documentaries.

Once he retire and leaves the league the level of relevance and popularity to the outsiders would drop drastically, so this could be a case of making hay while the sunshine, grabbing whatever level of attention he could get to what he'll be doing with life after the NBA.

Who knows, maybe Dennis Schröder is trying to complete the whole NBA team. I believe that will also be a record-breaker and will probably be written into the history of the NBA.

He's the most traded guy that I know of from the top of my head, without having to search for NBA records... From the last 5 seasons alone, I'm certain I've seen him on more teams than any other player in the league, and it would have been understandable if he was that bad, and keeps getting waived, but on the contrary every team trading for him always make it seem like he's some kind of missing piece to lead their second unit, only for them to do away with him in the next available chance they get. Cavaliers are said to be going after Peyton Watson, after not having the financial flexibility to make a deal for Jonathan Kuminga work.

[Stavri]

... but was his goal when buying it really just to make a $2.5 billion profit?

You call that just...? They're real businessmen, we're not on their level so we don't really know what they're thinking. But if you look at it simply, if they already made billions from the sale then that's already a successful deal.

Even the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, who is one of the richest in the US, sold his team. That doesn't mean he failed or anything, they just think differently than us because they know what's really happening inside the business.

yes... but what makes the story interesting is that Mark Walter's financial companies are currently at the center of a serious investigation conducted by federal prosecutors and the SEC in the US.
and investigation focuses on how insurance companies controlled by Walter classified and disclosed approximately $16–18 billion in investments connected to his own business empire.
on one side is Mark Walter, whose financial empire is under federal investigation. on the other side is Josh Kushner, who attempted to open a portion of the world cup's commercial rights to private equity a few weeks ago.

[fullfitlarry]

LeBron launching a YouTube channel wasn’t something I expected. It appears to be a golf channel so I don’t have any interest, but I am surprised he is doing it at all. You’d think he would be focused on trying to win a championship with a new team, not building his social media and filming documentaries.

Perhaps he just wants to enjoy his life and trying new thinks as he knows that he won't play that much in the NBA. So in any case that he retired, he has something to do and make him busy with, with his Youtube channel.

There are a lot of sports personalities that have a channel or at least being interviewed by other social influencers. So it make sense that at least he should have his own at this point and usually this basketball players love to play good. We have seen Curry hitting a Hole-in-one an a golf event. And who will forgot Michael Jordan's legendary golf and betting on games.

Here is the official channel of Lebron James - https://www.youtube.com/@LeBron

[tech30338]

LeBron launching a YouTube channel wasn’t something I expected. It appears to be a golf channel so I don’t have any interest, but I am surprised he is doing it at all. You’d think he would be focused on trying to win a championship with a new team, not building his social media and filming documentaries.

He really is a business minded person and capitalizing on everything this generation is different, with all the fans and haters his channel will be a big thing, haters will surely subscribe aside from the fans, because they want to see the person fails, and will laugh at him, what the haters did not know is James expecting it.
While they are going to bash his channel comment something bad, because of their focus on hating James, he will be laughing to the bank with the money.

[jeremypwr]

LeBron launching a YouTube channel wasn’t something I expected. It appears to be a golf channel so I don’t have any interest, but I am surprised he is doing it at all. You’d think he would be focused on trying to win a championship with a new team, not building his social media and filming documentaries.

Perhaps he just wants to enjoy his life and trying new thinks as he knows that he won't play that much in the NBA. So in any case that he retired, he has something to do and make him busy with, with his Youtube channel.

There are a lot of sports personalities that have a channel or at least being interviewed by other social influencers. So it make sense that at least he should have his own at this point and usually this basketball players love to play good. We have seen Curry hitting a Hole-in-one an a golf event. And who will forgot Michael Jordan's legendary golf and betting on games.

Here is the official channel of Lebron James - https://www.youtube.com/@LeBron

The first video was posted only 12 hours ago and already has amassed 535k views
I could never see myself watching a LJ youtube channel but there are people who watch it apparently 

[AHOYBRAUSE]

The first video was posted only 12 hours ago and already has amassed 535k views
I could never see myself watching a LJ youtube channel but there are people who watch it apparently  

Yeah no way I'm gonna watch this nonsense. They guy is so desperate for attention, I mean why doing this? He has enough followers, he has enough money, he has enough attention as well. But he always needs more and more for whatever reason. Damn, this guy's ego is so big, he should take a humble pill to get back to earth.  

[coinrifft]

LeBron launching a YouTube channel wasn’t something I expected. It appears to be a golf channel so I don’t have any interest, but I am surprised he is doing it at all. You’d think he would be focused on trying to win a championship with a new team, not building his social media and filming documentaries.

Perhaps he just wants to enjoy his life and trying new thinks as he knows that he won't play that much in the NBA. So in any case that he retired, he has something to do and make him busy with, with his Youtube channel.

There are a lot of sports personalities that have a channel or at least being interviewed by other social influencers. So it make sense that at least he should have his own at this point and usually this basketball players love to play good. We have seen Curry hitting a Hole-in-one an a golf event. And who will forgot Michael Jordan's legendary golf and betting on games.

Here is the official channel of Lebron James - https://www.youtube.com/@LeBron

The first video was posted only 12 hours ago and already has amassed 535k views
I could never see myself watching a LJ youtube channel but there are people who watch it apparently 

And probably that's what separates the other great players like Michael, who are not going into social media just to get the attention of fans. Maybe if it is about basketball perhaps there are fans here that might want to watch.

But it's obvious that he just wants the attention. He doesn't need the money from views here. On the contrary, he might have to get a new set of haters and trollers on his channel as for sure they are going to roast him again and again with each video that he will be posting.