LeBron James Leads Lakers in Victory as Bronny Joins G League Amid Retirement Talks

LeBron James makes history with consecutive triple-doubles while contemplating retirement, as son Bronny embarks on NBA journey with the South Bay Lakers.

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LeBron James achieved a historic milestone by becoming the oldest player to record three consecutive triple-doubles, leading the Lakers to victory. As he experiments with potential retirement, Bronny James has been assigned to the South Bay Lakers in the G League for developmental purposes, setting the stage for the James family's ongoing legacy in the NBA.

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