LeBron to skip All-Star Media Day: will speak Sunday in separate presser

14/02/202619:21

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The NBA confirms James won’t attend today’s Media Day and will be available before tip-off Sunday, as in recent years

LeBron James will not be at today’s NBA All-Star Media Day. NBA Communications announced he will instead be available Sunday at 11:30 a.m. PT in the press conference room.

This approach isn’t new for the Los Angeles Lakers star, who has handled All-Star media obligations in a separate pregame setting in recent years. Marc Stein also confirmed the league’s plan: LeBron will hold his own press conference Sunday before participating in the All-Star Game.

Social chatter has sparked speculation about a possible announcement, but the NBA’s statement only details the schedule and availability.

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