LeBron James came out for NBA All-Star Media Day, but there’s a catch
Los Angeles Lakers a veteran LeBron James will not be present at this year’s media day ahead of his 22nd All-Star game. Before what could be James’ final All-Star appearanceLeBron’s media availability will be before Sunday’s event.
James has done this beforeas noted by NBA insider Marc Stein.
“The NBA is announcing that, as we have seen in recent years, LeBron James of the Lakers will not be present at today’s NBA All-Star Media Day and will hold a separate press conference on Sunday prior to participating in the All-Star Game.”
James enters the All-Star weekend playing at a very high level as he leads the Lakers to a 7-4 record over their last 11 games. LeBron’s triple-double (28 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists) led the Lakers to a 124-104 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday.
JJ Redick had an “outstanding” take on LeBron James in the Lakers’ win
Lakers head coach JJ Redick didn’t hold back on LeBron James after a 20-point win against the Mavericks. In his 23rd season, James’ elite performance at age 41 is awe-inspiring for Redick, as he expressed what makes LeBron such a special player
“I don’t take for granted how good he is. I recognize that on a daily basis. I think he goes back to what I’ve said on numerous occasions. What’s more remarkable is how much he cares in his 23rd season,” Redick said. “He’s going to get another senior player to do X, I, Z… he’s going to cement his record further. He’s going to do all those things.
“It’s really just the day-to-day factor of professionalism and caring that shows that’s the most amazing thing. . .basically he’s been a 23-year premiership. There are different versions of him, but that’s what’s remarkable.”
James will address the media ahead of his 22nd All-Star Game on Sunday.
2026-02-14 17:54:00
