LeBron James appeared at one of his final NBA media days on Monday in Los Angeles for the Lakers. James does not yet know when he'll retire, but he acknowledged it was "soon" when speaking to media ahead of his 23rd NBA season. But as he'll be suiting up for the upcoming campaign, questions will persist about when he may finally hang up the sneakers.
On Monday he received a version of that question—with a key caveat. James was asked if he would hold off retirement in the coming years in order to play with his second son, Bryce James, who is about to embark upon his freshman year at Arizona playing for the Wildcats. LeBron, of course, is set to play his second season with his oldest son Bronny. He got honest about the possibility of playing with Bryce when asked.
