76ers' LeBron James, Jaylen Brown got 28-year PA announcer to unretire after calling it a career
It is quite clear that LeBron James and Jaylen Brown is going to make a huge impact on the Philadelphia 76ers. It made a huge decision for someone in the organization to unretire not even that long after calling it a career.
The Philadelphia 76ers made headlines this offseason with their blockbuster trade for Jaylen Brown, which ultimately led to the return of a 28-year-old PA announcer, Matt Cord. Cord had retired after 28 years of calling games, but his decision to come back was influenced by the Sixers' acquisition of LeBron James and Jaylen Brown.
James, 41, signed a two-year, $8 million contract with a player option, according to ESPN's Dave McMenamin. The two players are expected to make a significant impact on the team and organization. Cord confirmed that James and Brown were the reasons he came out of retirement. If Cord continues to work with the 76ers until the end of James' contract, he could be back for a total of 30 seasons.
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