Lebron James: Lakers star says final NBA season will be played with his son in interview with The Athletic

By Jack Bantock, CNN

Updated 1228 GMT (2028 HKT) February 20, 2022

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(CNN)Lebron James said there are no certainties over his future in the NBA, though he is certain about one thing — he'd like to play his final season alongside his son.

The 37-year-old Los Angeles Lakers forward is currently back in Cleveland for the NBA All-Star weekend, the city where he spent 11 years across two spells with the Cavaliers. As he prepares to captain Team LeBron against Team [Kevin] Durant in the 71st All-Star Game at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on Sunday — his record-equalling 18th appearance — James said the «door's not closed» on a third stint in