To the surprise of many, NBA legend LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers. But will he hold a press conference? Here's what we know.

Barstool Sports owner Dave Portnoy has blasted the Governor of Pennsylvania’s decision to introduce LeBron James Day. James rejected offers from the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors to sign for the Philadelphia 76ers.

The announcement came after weeks of speculation and personal reflection. James made clear he nearly walked away after last season but ultimately decided he still has more to give. With a lengthy message, the four-time NBA champion explained his thought ...

The Heat's YouTube page teased an 'introductory press conference' for LeBron on July 27 with a link that was quickly deleted

The Miami Heat have shot down rumors that LeBron James has agreed to return to the franchise and will hold a press conference on July 27.

This is going to take some getting used to. Typing out that headline, it still didn’t feel real. LeBron James is a member of the Philadelphia 76ers. It goes without saying that the entire Philadelphia region has been in a state of celebration since the news broke.

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While NBA insiders questioned why the four-time MVP would sign with the 76ers, one source close to LeBron James put it simply: "I think he just realized he had a lot of meaningful basketball left in him.