LeBron James’ 76ers decision puts Knicks on a complicated path to an NBA Finals repeat
LeBron James signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the 76ers, creating a major roadblock for the Knicks’ quest to repeat as NBA champions.
Breaking down Knicks, 76ers rosters after LeBron James’ decision
The Post breaks down the top 10 players on the Knicks and the 76ers — set to be two of the Eastern Conference’s contenders next season — after LeBron James’ decision to sign with Philadelphia on Friday.
Why it’s championship or bust for LeBron James’ final act with 76ers
When LeBron James agreed to a two-year, $8 million contract to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers in NBA free agency, it came with the concept of championship or bust.
LeBron James’ family faced difficult decision over 76ers opportunity
Shams Charania says LeBron James needed family approval before choosing Philadelphia, a move that could split the family across three cities.
Lou Koller, frontman for NY hardcore icons Sick of It All, dead at 59
Lou Koller, the longtime frontman and co-founder of iconic New York hardcore band Sick of It All, has died at age 59 after a battle with cancer.
Florida boater guilty of killing new drinking buddy during marina brawl, dumping body into water
Florida boater Kamal Padlowski was convicted of murder for killing Melvin Jimenez during a sailboat brawl and dumping his body in a marina.
Rich Paul takes shot at ESPN’s Adam Schefter after LeBron James’ 76ers decision
Adam Schefter was sold a lemon. That’s what LeBron James’ agent and business partner, Rich Paul, said in the aftermath of James joining the 76ers.
Jordan Devey, Super Bowl champ, dead by suicide at 38
Former NFL guard Jordan Devey has died at the age of 38.
American Airlines passenger accused of stealing fellow first class traveler’s seat because hers was broken
An American Airlines passenger was accused by a fellow traveler of taking his first class seat because hers wouldn’t properly recline during a flight from New York City.
No matter what she does, Caitlin Clark can’t win
USA Today columnist Nancy Armour alleged Wednesday that Caitlin Clark’s demands for better officiating is putting gay black WNBA colleagues in grave danger of being lynched like Emmett Till was in 1955.