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Biggest news in the NBA today… LeBron has finally decided to go bald. No more crazy headband and hair plugs. I think this can only be a good thing for him. I’m expecting Bald Bron to go hard this year, as his championship window is rapidly closing. I’m glad his hairline won’t be a distraction any more. It seemed like that was taking up more of his time than it should have been.

That was crazy. Father time is indeed calling him not through his physical capacity but with his hair on his head. The hairline did not held back for long and just decided to get bald.
I am excited for the next season because there are a lot of young bloods who does looks promising. I wanna see how the old players like Lebron would catch up to the new generation players.

You mean rookies? yeah, but there is one that we will not going to see this season and that is Chet because he injured himself.

Lebron should have done it years ago, go bald because of his receding hairline. Nevertheless, should not bother him at all, it's his performance that is going to count this season. New team mates, new coach, we will see how Lebron is, how his body will perform against the young blood.

^ There is no doubt that Lebron James is one of those players who age like fine wine. Over time, he will only become better and better.

Yes, you are right that there are some very interesting young blood in the league right now, who are showing significant potential in the basketball world.
I do believe, however, that Lebron will be able to create competition for the new players in the NBA as I am of the opinion that he still has two to three years left of his peak performance in the NBA.
I am curious to see how LeBron performs with his team in the upcoming season, so I look forward to seeing the results.

Or wait till one of his son gets drafted in the NBA and they play along in one team.

He takes care of his body more than anyone in the NBA that's why he can still play great despite his age. Wherein some of his contemporaries are either retired or no longer in their prime.

I guess he will still be the same Lebron, with another goal to win a ring as a Laker. But it's not only him, it should be a total team effort.