LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, announcing it on social media as what he describes as his “last decision.” Multiple outlets report that the NBA’s all-time leading scorer says he is “excited to energize a new fan base” and to begin what he frames as “one last time” with the 76ers. In his posts, James describes reconsidering retirement after the end of his previous season with the Los Angeles Lakers, saying he believed he might have played his last game when the 23rd season ended. Reports also cite James’s view that he is not making the move for money or family, and that he is still motivated to sacrifice, work, compete, and pursue another chance at winning an NBA championship. Several summaries note that his decision includes an expressed belief that he can help turn Philadelphia into a championship-caliber team. One source further states the agreement is for the league minimum as a two-year deal at about $4 million per year. The outlets agree on the core announcement, the timing, and James’s stated reasons for continuing his career with Philadelphia.