Given his level of play, LeBron James could prolong the pleasure, and why not play two or three more seasons. With the Lakers winger, nothing should be forbidden, and at the same time, some in Cleveland are wondering if he will return next season, or if this was his last visit to town.
“Every time I come here, I say to myself, 'Okay, how many more times am I going to be in this room?' It might just be two or three more times. Maybe it's just one more time now. I don't know the answer.”he assures Cleveland.com. “But I know I'm on the other side of the hill, and I know I won't have many more opportunities to come here and play this sport that I love. So I don’t take it for granted.”
LeBron finds the idea “pretty cool”
A priori, listening to him, we will see him again at least next season, but another question was asked of him: could he not evolve with or against his second son, Bryce, whose potential seems more promising than Bronny's. It was Tristan Thompson, his former partner in Cleveland, who raised this hypothesis.
“Oh damn! »laughed the quadruple MVP when discovering Tristan Thompson's words. “Bryce is a senior (last year of high school). I don't know what it is. We'll see, but that would be pretty cool. It all depends on my mindset and how my body reacts over the next two years. »
A 6-foot-6 guard, Bryce James is highly rated, and he already has two NCAA offers, one from Duquesne and another from Ohio State.
This is the university that LeBron should have joined if he had not been drafted when he left high school and no doubt the father would be very proud to see his son in the colors of the Buckeyes.
