• Wed. Dec 24th, 2025

LeBron James Discusses His Career Goals After The Lakers’ Most Recent Playoff Loss

LeBron James is taking this summer off to recuperate from a poor Lakers season. During a recent interview with Steve Nash, his co-host on the ‘Mind the Game’ podcast, the Los Angeles Lakers player confirmed his summer plans and shared his current status about retirement talks.

“LeBron James is undoubtedly nearing the end of his NBA career.  James has been an All-NBA player 20 times, an MVP four times, a champion four times, and an All-Star 21 times in his 22 seasons in the league.  On 51.3% shooting, he averages 27.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 7.4 assists per game.

 

LeBron’s remarkable commitment to his health and fitness has allowed him to live an extraordinary life, which is partly why, at forty, he led the Lakers to the third-best Western record this season.

Finding a big man is the Lakers’ top objective in order to increase their interior depth and provide Luka Doncic with the rim-running center he requires. The Lakers have enough freedom to enhance their frontcourt while having limited options, but it’s unclear if it will be enough to put them back in the running for the championship. LeBron James will spend the upcoming months resting and getting ready for the upcoming fights. For the first time in his career, LeBron sprained his MCL, and the agony was so severe that he was unable to play in the NBA playoffs. LeBron would not have participated even if the Lakers had won Game 5, and that probably would have been the end of the Lakers

James, who is forty years old, will approach his recuperation cautiously and will go to all lengths to regain his full strength. LeBron has since left the future completely out in the air. LeBron has a one-year, $52.6 million player option, which he can choose to use for another year or to pursue other options.

 

LeBron will return for at least one more season, according to most pundits, but if he retires, the entire NBA community will unite to celebrate his career. Despite his 2024–25 season averages of 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 8.2 assists, James is still capable of playing at a high level and has more to offer in his quest for another NBA title.

Right now, LeBron’s primary concern is what else he can do before everything is said and done. James has the opportunity to tie Jordan’s record with one more championship and solidify his status as the NBA’s greatest of all time, but the King will need to put in a tremendous amount of work to get there.

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