Draymond Green defends LeBron James over helicopter trips to New York
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 4:22 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026
LeBron James continues to generate attention for his helicopter commutes between Philadelphia and New York City while playing for the 76ers. His frequent travel for practices and games has sparked debate about his commitment to the team. Draymond Green spoke out in support of James, emphasizing that he should be allowed to travel without scrutiny. Green argued that the 76ers and James are fine with these arrangements, and fans need to accept this decision. As preseason continues, James aims to establish his place on the 76ers.
- •LeBron James takes helicopter trips from Philadelphia to New York.
- •Draymond Green defends James, advocating for his right to travel.
- •James uses an endorsement corporate helicopter for his commutes.
- •Fans express mixed feelings about James's commitment to the 76ers.
- •Preseason action continues as James settles into the team.
- 4:22 PMYahoo Sports — Draymond Green believes people should leave LeBron James alone for his helicopter trips
"LeBron James' constant helicopter trips from Philadelphia to New York City have continued to make headlines.
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