LeBron James free agency continues with five teams in the mix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 14, 2026, 11:48 AM
Last updated Jul 14, 2026
LeBron James remains unsigned as of July 13, 2026, with five teams still vying for his signature: Cleveland, Miami, Philadelphia, Golden State, and Minnesota. Reports suggest that Denver is no longer in contention. NBA insiders indicate that James is inching closer to a decision, with the Warriors and Cavaliers emerging as the top candidates. His potential move could influence the future of his son, Bronny James, as several franchises are considering trading for Bronny if they sign LeBron. Ultimately, LeBron is evaluating his options based on championship potential rather than financial incentives.
- •LeBron James remains unsigned two weeks into 2026 NBA free agency.
- •Cleveland, Miami, Philadelphia, Golden State, and Minnesota are competing for him.
- •Reports suggest the Warriors and Cavaliers are the leading contenders.
- •James is evaluating options based on title contention, not money.
- •Teams are discussing acquiring Bronny James if they sign LeBron.
- 11:48 AMYahoo Sports — LeBron James Free Agency Rumors Round Up: Everything Reported About Star’s Latest Situation on Jul. 13
"LeBron James remains unsigned two weeks into the 2026 NBA free agency. Nobody knows what “King James” will do, but the reporting on Jul.
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