American NBA player for the Boston Celtics
LeBron James has joined the Philadelphia 76ers for a two-year, $8 million deal, beginning his record-extending 24th NBA season. He has stated he is not chasing money or family, but aims to help the Sixers win a championship and energize a new fan base.
The Knicks will host the 76ers on Oct. 20 to raise their 2023-24 championship banner, then begin the NBA Cup schedule with a group-stage game against Philadelphia in New York. The league has released a partial schedule, with key Christmas and opening-night matchups revealed and full details due Thursday.
LeBron James has joined the Philadelphia 76ers, signaling a major shift in the NBA landscape. The star’s arrival has driven ticket demand, boosted jersey sponsorships, and attracted national attention, with Bloom Energy initiating a patch deal worth over $30 million and a multi-million community investment. The Sixers are hosting 34 nationally televised games this season.