LeBron James, who has publicly entertained the idea of joining an ownership group for a potential NBA expansion franchise in Las Vegas, said he no longer intends to pursue the venture.
James’ comments mark a shift from his earlier public stance, when he had discussed the possibility of being involved in ownership should the league expand to Las Vegas. His latest remarks indicate he is no longer interested in moving forward with that pursuit.
What James previously said
In past public comments, James had acknowledged the appeal of Las Vegas as a potential NBA market and left open the possibility of participating in an ownership group tied to an expansion team. He has now said that is no longer his intention.
The NBA has not announced any expansion timeline or confirmed plans for a franchise in Las Vegas. James’ statement addresses only his personal interest in an ownership bid, not any league decision or formal expansion process.
