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LeBron James Takes Near $3M Pay Cut; 2-Year Contract Worth $101.3M
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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2024
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So he took $3 million less to make sure Bronny got drafted. I'm going to be shocked if the kid can actually ball out.
He took less so the team would be under the second apron, this makes it way easier to improve the roster. I don't see how Bronny plays into this?
Because Bronny got a pretty good deal. It looks likely that LeBron took a cut to give it to his son - https://nypost.com/2024/07/03/sports/bronny-james-contract-details-revealed-after-lebrons-lakers-deal/