LeBron James signs contract with Philadelphia 76ers | Report
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Key Points:
- LeBron James has signed a two-year contract with the Philadelphia 76ers worth nearly $8 million, including a player option and a 15% trade kicker, marking his return to the Eastern Conference after eight seasons with the Lakers.
- James committed to the 76ers on July 24 after considering retirement, stating he still loves the game and has more to give, despite interest from other teams like the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Golden State Warriors.
- The 76ers have two preseason games scheduled against the Boston Celtics in October, but James' participation and an introductory press conference date have not yet been announced.
- LeBron’s son, Bronny James, will not be joining the 76ers as part of the deal, with his agent clarifying that they are not a package deal despite playing together in Los Angeles for the past two seasons.
