LeBron James’ reps are meeting with the Philadelphia 76ers in Los Angeles on Sunday, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. It’s believed that Philly will make a pitch based on the fact they still believe they can make a trade for Kawhi Leonard.
LeBron James’ reps will take meeting with the 76ers in Los Angeles, per report
The summer of LeBron continues.


All signs have pointed to James signing with the Los Angeles Lakers, but the future of any potential deal with the Lakers remains in the balance after Paul George decided to sign with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday, killing the potential of a union in the West.
It’s unclear how seriously James is considering an overture from the 76ers, but if completed would elevate the team from Eastern Conference contender to odds-on favorite to win in 2018-19 with LeBron, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons on a talented, youthful roster. The 76ers are one of the few teams that can sign him outright.
Even considering George’s decision to stay with the Thunder there’s plenty to indicate LeBron would prefer to play in Los Angeles. The 14-time NBA All-Star is making a foray into the entertainment industry with Space Jam 2 being announced, and his son Bronny is linked to Sierra Canyon high school in Los Angeles where he will continue his basketball career.
It’s uncertain if the Lakers can surround James with enough talent, but it’s been reported that Spurs’ star Kawhi Leonard wants to be traded to Los Angeles — creating an appealing landing spot for James. But maybe Philly can offer this now as well.
So far LeBron has met with the Cavaliers and now the Sixers. It has not been confirmed that he’s met with the Lakers.











