Threatening LeBron with Brownie? Will the 76ers have a chance to steal their father and son from the Lakers?

According to Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Keith Pompey, since Philadelphia 76 people have a lot of salary space this summer, they can directly sign a top salary player, including LeBron James who may choose to jump out of the contract. Pompey said that the 76 people held a first round No. 16 and a second round No. 41 signing in the NBA draft conference this summer. They could use one of the draft rights to choose LeBron's son Bronny James in such a small draft year. Pompey believes that this operation will also have a chance to help the 76ers persuade LeBron to join the team in disguise. After all, LeBron can have a chance to reunite with his son in the 76ers. It seems that this is also a big wish of LeBron at the end of his career.

For the 76 people, if they can win Brownie with only one second round of signing, it seems that this will also be a very good choice. At least they have the opportunity to form a combination of the three giants. The combination of LeBron, Joel Embeid and Tyrese Maxey should become very competitive in the eastern arena. In fact, if the 76 people handle it properly, they may even have room to sign a contract with another giant. As long as they don't choose to renew Maxi's contract and deal with other players' contracts first, they may theoretically have more than 80 million dollars of salary space. After signing LeBron with top salary, they still have about 30 million dollars of space for signing the next giant. After getting rid of the two giants, the 76ers can use the bird power to win Maxi, so that they may even become one of the most competitive teams in the NBA.

In this season's NCAA competition, Brownie's performance can be said to be a mess, and there is a huge gap with everyone's expectations. Brownie made 25 appearances on behalf of his USC, with an average playing time of 19.4 minutes. The average score was 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.8 steals, 0.2 blocks, and one error. The shooting percentage was 36.6%, the three-point percentage was 26.7%, and the free throw percentage was 67.6%. Brownie's own ability is not particularly outstanding. His offensive efficiency is very general, his three-point shooting rate is not ideal, and his organization and tandem ability cannot meet everyone's standards. However, Brownie's performance on the defensive side is good. He also has the opportunity to grow into a qualified external defender, and he also has the opportunity to replace the vacancy in the back court caused by the departure of De'Antony Melton.

I don't know whether LeBron will be interested in joining the 76ers. It seems that the 76ers are far better than the Lakers in terms of team competitiveness, and they are also willing to consider the possibility of playing together as father and son. There is another chance to win the championship and play with his son. It seems that LeBron is really an ideal place for the current 76ers. Will he consider the possibility of leaving Los Angeles and moving to play?