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LA Lakers legend explains key reason why LeBron James’ Philadelphia 76ers move makes sense

LeBron James has joined the Philadelphia 76ers as he continues his quest to win another NBA championship. Derek Fisher has pointed out why the move should work.

LA Lakers legend explains key reason why LeBron James’ Philadelphia 76ers move makes sense

LeBron James has joined the Philadelphia 76ers, aiming to secure another NBA championship after his eight-season tenure with the Los Angeles Lakers. In a recent podcast, former Lakers legend Derek Fisher explained why this move makes sense for the basketball legend. Fisher, who helped the Lakers win five championships, noted that despite being labeled a self-absorbed player, James has consistently made team-oriented decisions.

With the Sixers, James can focus on winning as part of a team, which could lead to additional NBA Finals appearances. Fisher emphasized that there's no need for James to be the best player on the team at this stage of his career.

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