LeBron James left his Los Angeles Lakers future wide open on Monday night in Oklahoma City, saying he will 'recalibrate' his plans with his family after the team's season-ending 115-110 defeat to the Thunder completed a second-round playoff sweep of the 41-year-old star and his record-setting 23rd NBA campaign.
After a season in which talk of James and retirement never fully went away but never quite solidified either, he has kept playing at an elite level for a player of any age, let alone someone in his fourth decade, and has regularly batted away suggestions he is on the brink of walking away.
