LeBron James joins 76ers for potential final NBA seasons

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Last updated Jul 27, 2026

LeBron James joins 76ers for potential final NBA seasons
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LeBron James has announced he will join the Philadelphia 76ers, signing a two-year, $8 million contract. This decision comes as the NBA anticipates his impact on both his new team and the league at large. The 76ers, featuring a strong roster, are now viewed as contenders for the championship. Meanwhile, teams that missed out on signing James are preparing for their own moves in free agency. The trade deadline in MLB is approaching, with significant moves already taking shape, including the Nationals trading Curtis Mead to the Red Sox. In WNBA news, Jonquel Jones earned MVP honors at the All-Star Game, showcasing her skills in a high-scoring matchup.

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  • LeBron James signs with the Philadelphia 76ers, possibly for his last seasons.
  • 76ers viewed as championship contenders after acquiring James.
  • Nationals trade Curtis Mead to the Red Sox ahead of MLB deadline.
  • Jonquel Jones wins WNBA All-Star Game MVP with 22 points.
  • WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert faces uncertain future amid All-Star events.
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  • 12:49 PMCBS NBALeBron James decision fallout, winners and losers; MLB Power Rankings as trade deadline heats up
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