NBA super agent Rich Paul was appropriately vague when asked about LeBron James' potential retirement.  Rich Paul and LeBron James have built a

LeBron James is still weighing retirement and his agent Rich Paul declined to provide any clarity when asked about the four-time MVPʻs plans. James ignited retirement rumors shortly after the Los Angeles Lakers were swept in the Western Conference Finals by the Denver Nuggets.

Rich Paul, LeBron James’ agent, isn’t revealing any clues about his client’s immediate future with the Lakers.

The future Hall of Famer flirted with the idea of retirement following L.A.’s loss to Denver in the Western Conference finals.

Rich Paul, who has represented LeBron James for nearly two decades, returned to the Cleveland area on Friday afternoon to celebrate the launch of Klutch Athletics.

If you're a LeBron James superfan who has been freaking out since he hinted at retirement, you can exhale: On Thursday, a source close to the Los Angeles Lakers star told ESPN's Dave McMenamin that he believes James will return for the 2023-24 NBA season and fulfill his contract.

ESPN’s Dave McMenamin threw water on the retirement speculation the next day, as he reported that James would play for the Lakers next season and was not expected to retire. For what it’s worth, James’s high school teammates don’t believe he’s done playing either.