LeBron James may delay retirement to play with sons

LeBron James, the star player for the Los Angeles Lakers, has sparked speculation about his future in the NBA. Recently, former Lakers player Matt Barnes shared thoughts suggesting LeBron may want to continue playing to team up with both of his sons, Bronny and Bryce, before retiring. LeBron, who recently turned 40, has already fulfilled his dream of playing alongside his son Bronny. Some thought he might start slowing down his career after this achievement. However, Barnes believes this could motivate LeBron to play longer, aiming to also play with Bryce in the NBA. Barnes emphasized that LeBron's high performance could keep him on the court for several more years. Despite being the oldest player, he remains a key contributor for the Lakers, often outshining younger superstars, like Luka Doncic. Meanwhile, Bryce James is enjoying his own success. He recently helped his high school team, Sierra Canyon, win a state championship. Bryce contributed with three points, five rebounds, and two assists in the game. He is set to join the Arizona Wildcats in the coming season and has high hopes for his future in basketball.