Lakers expected to re-sign LeBron James amid competition from several teams
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 2:36 AM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
The Los Angeles Lakers are predicted to retain LeBron James as free agency approaches. NBA insider Brian Windhorst reports that James intends to negotiate a deal with the Lakers over the next two weeks. The 41-year-old forward is also linked to the Golden State Warriors, Cleveland Cavaliers, and San Antonio Spurs, but sources indicate that Los Angeles will likely secure his services for the upcoming season. His familiarity with the Lakers is seen as a key factor in his decision. An agreement could potentially set the groundwork for further roster moves by the franchise.
- •LeBron James expected to negotiate with the Lakers in the next two weeks.
- •He has been linked to the Warriors, Cavaliers, and Spurs.
- •Windhorst reports that the Lakers will likely secure his services.
- •James' commitment could enable further roster enhancements for Los Angeles.
- 2:36 AMYahoo Sports — Lakers predicted to outbid Warriors, Cavaliers, Spurs for $101 million star, four-time NBA champion
"An NBA insider thinks the Los Angeles Lakers will re-sign their star forward this summer.
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