LeBron James’ Sixers Jersey Breaks Fanatics Record After 48 Hours

11 minutes ago

LeBron James’ Sixers Jersey Breaks Fanatics Record After 48 Hours

James’ Philadelphia jersey became Fanatics’ best-selling release ever for a player changing teams, surpassing Shohei Ohtani’s 2023 Dodgers launch within 48 hours, according to the company. The record underscores the immediate commercial impact of his Sixers move, with fans rapidly embracing No. 23 as Philadelphia’s newest star after his stunning free-agency decision across the league’s marketplace.

By Raahib Singh

Other articles from NBA

30 minutes ago

Kendrick Perkins Puts Mike Dunleavy on the Clock to Help Stephen Curry

Perkins demanded urgency from Golden State after its failed LeBron pursuit, saying, “We’re talking about Steph Curry here. You got to get it done.” With Western rivals improving, he accused Mike Dunleavy of “sitting there on his hands.” Perkins added Curry remains an All-NBA player, insisting Joe Lacob must pressure management to upgrade the roster immediately.

By Raahib Singh

Draymond Green Waives No-Trade Clause to Preserve Warriors Flexibility

about 1 hour ago

Draymond Green Waives No-Trade Clause to Preserve Warriors Flexibility

Green waived his implicit no-trade protection and will retain a 15% trade kicker on his one-year, $27.7 million deal, Anthony Slater reported. Golden State does not intend to move him, but the structure preserves flexibility and potential bonus value. Slater said the contract was designed as though Green had simply exercised the player option he initially declined.

By Raahib Singh

about 2 hours ago

Rich Paul Rejects Claims That LeBron James Brings Excessive Demands

Paul dismissed the belief that signing LeBron means accepting a list of demands. “He doesn’t come with anything. He comes with himself,” Paul said, adding, “We were not raised like that.” He insisted the only request is competitiveness: “The one thing that he does ask for is to be in position to win.”

By Raahib Singh

Warriors Passed on Jaylen Brown as Stephen Curry’s Long-Term Successor

about 3 hours ago

Warriors Passed on Jaylen Brown as Stephen Curry’s Long-Term Successor

Golden State reportedly declined a chance to trade for Brown because the organization questioned whether he could lead the franchise after Curry retires. The Warriors considered entering the sweepstakes before February’s deadline but lacked internal agreement on Brown as their next centerpiece. That hesitation kept their draft assets intact while Philadelphia ultimately acquired the former Finals MVP.

By Raahib Singh

about 3 hours ago

Shaquille O’Neal Thinks LeBron James Wants to Make His Records Untouchable

O’Neal called LeBron a “modest, arrogant guy,” arguing he wants to push his scoring record beyond anyone’s reach. “He’s gonna mess around and be at 50,000 points,” Shaq said. Believing records motivate him alongside another championship chase, O’Neal added, “If I could play two more years and put all those records out of reach, I definitely would.”

By Raahib Singh

Never miss an update! Download our app now.