LeBron James signs with Sixers, Warriors fans express disappointment
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 2:06 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
LeBron James has made his decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers, leaving the Golden State Warriors to reassess their free agency approach. Warriors' efforts to recruit James included pitches from Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, but they ultimately failed to land the four-time champion. Following the announcement, many Warriors fans turned to social media to express their frustration, highlighting their disappointment at missing out on James after investing significant hope in his arrival. The Warriors’ front office will now focus on finalizing their roster, which likely includes re-signing Draymond Green and seeking additional free agents.
- •LeBron James opts to join the Philadelphia 76ers.
- •Warriors were heavily pursuing James throughout the offseason.
- •Fan reactions reflect disappointment over missed opportunity.
- •The Warriors must now fill remaining roster spots and re-sign key players.
- 2:06 PMYahoo Sports — Warriors fans react to LeBron James picking the Sixers
"After LeBron James made his long-awaited decision to sign with the Sixers, Warriors fans chimed in with reactions across social media.
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