Who did LeBron James sign with? The favorites. LeBron James where is he going

It's looking like a two team race with one team hanging on.

>LeBron James, who announced he wasn't resigning with the Los Angeles Lakers after the NBA season, is still a free agent. And while every team would love to get one of the best players to sign with them, it seems like it's down to two favorites and one still in the race.

>Here's where things look on July 24 at 10:30 a.m.

Where will LeBron James sign?Miami has a 45 percent of landing LeBron according to Kalshi on Friday at 10:30 a.m., which puts them firmly in the top spot according to the betting site. They’re followed by the Cavaliers, who have a 27 percent chance. Golden State, once the favorite to land James, still has a 17 percent shot. Also in the running are the 76ers (eight percent) and the Timberwolves (4 percent).

>The odds mean nothing, as they change all the time with no signing. But it's fun to keep tabs, especially if one of your teams is still in the running.

When will LeBron James sign?While it keeps getting later and later, Kalshi still believes there’s a better chance than not of James signing in July. The site gives him a 44 percent chance to sign by July 29, a 46 percent chance by July 30 and a 57 percent chance by July 31.

>He still has three months before the start of the season, but many expect the decision to be made before the end of July.

How old is LeBron James?LeBron James is 41. He will turn 42 on Dec. 30.

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