LeBron James' Retirement Vision: A Celebration

0:00For the NBA, it's March 7. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. LeBron James opened up about his retirement plans in a recent interview. The Laker Star has no set date in mind, but he pictures his final days in basketball as a big celebration of his achievements rather than a sad, goodbye. At age 41, he's starting to embrace the end of his long career. He compared the moment to a funeral service that honors a loved one's life. James wants to spotlight on all the highlights. The passion he's poured into the game, and the joy of brought fans. With his current contract winding down, next season might be his last, and he'll hit free agency this summer. Fans and teammates have long admired his endurance, and he's still dominating on the court. In his 23rd NBA season, James averages 21.4 points, seven assists, and 5.6 rebounds per game. He shoots over 50% from the floor, and keeps delivering in big ways. This year alone, he grabbed historic milestones.

1:02James passed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to become the all-time leader and made-field goals. He also topped Kobe Bryant's Lakers record for 30-point double doubles, and joined him as the only players with 1,000 career three-pointers. Looking ahead, James has the skills for more seasons if he chooses. Just six games from passing Robert Parrish for the most games played in league history, his next steps depend on how he wants to wrap up his legendary run. This episode is supported by our sponsor, Sea Details in the description. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly. Built for nighttime listening, SOLI, solelypillow.com