The probability of "LeBron James joining the Cavaliers" on Polymarket has surged to 58%, up 19% in the past 24 hours.
In the multi-option prediction event "Which team will LeBron James play for next season" on Polymarket, the probability of him joining the Cleveland Cavaliers has surged sharply to 58%, up 19% in 24 hours, while the probability of joining the Philadelphia 76ers has dropped to 7%, down 12% in 24 hours.
According to ESPN Cleveland, LeBron James attended a gathering with his high school teammates on the evening of July 4th local time, but Cavaliers assistant general manager Brandon Weems appeared in the photo. Additionally, according to well-known sports journalist Marc Stein, the possibility of a second reunion between LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers is rapidly heating up.
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