Rich Paul Hints That LeBron James Could Stay Longer Than 2 Years in Philadelphia

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Rich Paul Hints That LeBron James Could Stay Longer Than 2 Years in Philadelphia

Rich Paul believes being in Philadelphia could extend LeBron's career beyond expectations. "I think Philadelphia's going to energize him," Paul said when asked how long LeBron could remain with the 76ers. "Maybe we get two. Maybe we get four." His comments suggest James could stay in Philadelphia longer than initially anticipated despite entering the 2026-27 season at 41 years old.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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