LeBron James enregistrera un podcast en public cette semaine

LeBron James enregistrera un épisode en public de son podcast Mind the Game jeudi à New York, alors que son agence libre se poursuit sans annonce.

Âgé de 41 ans, il n'a pas encore choisi sa prochaine équipe après plus de deux semaines d'agence libre. Cinq équipes restent en lice : les Cleveland Cavaliers, les Golden State Warriors, le Miami Heat, les Philadelphia 76ers et les Minnesota Timberwolves.

James doit participer au Fanatics Fest à New York. Il enregistrera l'épisode avec l'invité spécial Tyrese Haliburton jeudi à 13h15 (heure de l'Est).

James a par le passé utilisé différentes méthodes pour annoncer ses décisions, notamment une émission spéciale à la télévision en 2010, un essai dans Sports Illustrated en 2014 et une publication sur Instagram en 2018.

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