LeBron James realizará una grabación en vivo de su podcast esta semana

LeBron James grabará un episodio en vivo de su podcast Mind the Game el jueves en Nueva York, mientras su agencia libre continúa sin anuncios.

El jugador de 41 años aún no ha seleccionado su próximo equipo después de más de dos semanas de agencia libre. Cinco equipos permanecen en la contienda: los Cleveland Cavaliers, Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat, Philadelphia 76ers y Minnesota Timberwolves. James tiene programada una aparición en el Fanatics Fest en Nueva York. Grabará el episodio con el presentador invitado especial Tyrese Haliburton el jueves a la 1:15 p.m. ET. James ha utilizado anteriormente diversos métodos para anunciar sus decisiones, incluyendo un especial de televisión en 2010, un ensayo en Sports Illustrated en 2014 y una publicación en Instagram en 2018.

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