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zbet911 LA Lakers forward LeBron James is excited to enter his 22nd season in the NBA, calling it a crucial time to prove himself in(  zbet911s ) the final stretch of his career and help son Bronny James stay grounded in the league for a future without his father. zbet911

zbet911s James signed a two-year, $104 million extension in July, with the second year, 2025-26, a player option that he can opt out of and retire or become a free agent.  ( zbet911 )

Until then, let’s leave everything for the future. Let’s use the present to shake up the team’s chemistry as quickly as possible, including passing on knowledge to our sons on to survive on their own two feet.  zbet911s

“I don’t expect anything in the future. I just live my best life in the present,” he said during Media Day.  ( zbet911s )

“Especially with Bronny here, I don’t want to let the moment in front of me be taken for granted. Personally, I never let an opportunity to do something good slip away.” 

The 2024 summer experience was a testament to his ability to play for the US men’s basketball team, which won gold at the Paris Olympics. 

“Looking at it from my perspective, when someone my age (approaching 40) goes to the Olympics, the experience I’ve gained or the level of basketball I’ve played in, it makes me dare to tell myself, ‘I’m still good enough,’” James added. 

“I can still be a part of the team that wins the highest level of games, whether it’s an Olympic gold medal or a Larry O’Brien Trophy or whatever – I can make it happen.” 

‘ Purple – Gold ‘ kicks off the pre – season this Friday at home against the Memphis Grizzlies.