LeBron James eyes two-year, $50M contract after Reaves signs with Lakers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 6:50 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
LeBron James may pursue a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers worth $50 million following Austin Reaves' recent signing. Reports suggest that James could agree to terms that include a player option and a no-trade clause. While the Lakers have a competitive roster, they might need to consider a pay cut for James to enhance the team's overall capabilities in a challenging Western Conference. However, if they cannot provide a competitive offer, he may explore options with other teams.
- •LeBron James could sign a two-year, $50M deal.
- •Austin Reaves recently signed with the Lakers.
- •James may include a player option and no-trade clause.
- •The Lakers need to ensure competitiveness in the Western Conference.
- •If the offer isn't competitive, James might consider other teams.
- 6:50 AMYahoo Sports — Lakers’ LeBron James gets fresh $50M contract prediction after Austin Reaves deal
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