Luke Kornet jokes with LeBron James about joining Spurs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 4:21 PM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026
San Antonio Spurs center Luke Kornet released a comedic YouTube video on July 11, 2026, inviting LeBron James to join the Spurs. In the video, Kornet highlights the benefits of living in San Antonio, such as Texas' lack of state income tax and praising Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama. Kornet offers James a guest room and humorously references previous encounters on the court. He also appeals to James' aspirations for a fifth championship, suggesting both share a common goal. The recruiting video has garnered attention from Spurs fans online.
- •Kornet posted a YouTube video recruiting LeBron James
- •He jokes about Texas tax benefits and local attractions
- •Kornet offers a guest room for LeBron's stay
- •Focuses on playing with rookie Victor Wembanyama
- •Video has gained attention from Spurs fans online
- 4:21 PMYahoo Sports — Luke Kornet Has a Message for LeBron James: Come to San Antonio
"Spurs Luke Kornet posted a funny YouTube video recruiting LeBron James to San Antonio, joking about Victor Wembanyama, Texas' tax-free living, and even offering the NBA superstar a guest room.
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