LeBron James Is Exhausted After 1st NBA Bubble Game Since March 2020!

LeBron James is super exhausted after his first NBA Bubble game in 3 months as Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 103-101. LeBron James made the winning shot with 12.8 seconds at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Disney World Orlando.

LeBron James recently shared life in the NBA Bubble at Disney World in Orlando, how 2020 has been for him and his family, Lakers NBA Bubble life progress, NBA Bubble MVP title race, and the late Kobe Bryant and Gigi Bryant. NBA Bubble scrimmages will run from July 22 until July 28, 2020.

LeBron James, Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers are ready to come back to the court as the NBA is ready to resume the 2019-2020 NBA Bubble season after 3 months break. Other Lakers players such as JaVale Mcgee, Dwight Howard, Danny Green, Alex Caruso, Kyle Kuzma and others will be returning to play at Walt Disney World's ESPN Wide World of Sports complex on July 30, 2020.

J.R. Smith has joined LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers for their championship push, replacing Avery Bradley. The 34-year-old JR Smith hasn't played in the NBA since November 2018, but the 2013 Sixth Man of the Year is a longtime trusted teammate of James. During their four years together with the Cleveland Cavaliers, they won a title in 2016 and reached four consecutive NBA Finals.

All 22 NBA teams participating in the restart were required to submit to the league their 36-person traveling party list, including their roster of up to 17 players by Wednesday. This situation right now will ensure every NBA players to have their own medical insurance, health insurance and life insurance for their safety.

● LeBron James is 35 years old now, and he entered the NBA league back in 2003 with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and he had been playing at the Quicken Loans Arena for almost 11 years now. Sports Illustrated put him on the cover the prior year as a high school junior with the claimed tagline: “The Chosen One.” Nike inked him to a seven-year, $90 million deal while he was still in high school. James has become the superstar icon in Cleveland itself, and the Cleveland Cavaliers has decided to place a new LeBron James banner outside of Quicken Loans Arena.

LeBron James has been one of the hottest names on the endorsement trail as well, locking up partnerships with Nike, Coca-Cola (Sprite), Beats By Dre, State Farm Insurance, Kia Motors, Intel, Progressive Insurance, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, McDonald's, Powerade, and Blaze Pizza.

James is on the Mount Rushmore of the most influential and popular active athletes on the planet. His 41 million Facebook followers is second behind only Cristiano Ronaldo among athletes.

Back in 2016, LeBron James has reportedly donated an unprecedented $41 million to put 1,100 Ohio kids through college, which is part of his partnership with the University Of Akron, in which kids enrolled in his "I Promise" program will have the opportunity to receive a fully guaranteed four-year college scholarship. Through his "I Promise" program, students who are qualified will get a scholarship that will cover their entire college degree tuition and the general service fee from the university.

The NBA's four-time MVP has made it to the NBA Finals eight straight years and nine times overall. During the most recent season, he broke Michael Jordan's long-standing record of consecutive games with double-digit points and became the youngest player to reach 30,000 career points. He has his own production company (SpringHill Entertainment) and media company (Uninterrupted). Even his 2% stake in Liverpool, acquired through his partnership with Fenway Sports Group, is soaring in value with the English club reaching the Champions League Final for the first time since 2007. But James' greatest accomplishment might be his impact on Ohio children through his foundation. It announced plans three years ago to spend $41 million to send kids to college for free.

Four-time NBA MVP LeBron James joined the Los Angeles Lakers in 2018 under a four-year, $153 million contract.

Back in 2016, the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) of which Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant are executives contributed over $15 million a year to fund health insurance and medical insurance plans for most retired NBA players.The plan gives all retired players who played at least three years health insurance until they are eligible for Medicare. Players with at least 7 years in the league get lowered costs, while players who played 10 seasons have their families covered by the life insurance plans.

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