The signing of LeBron James by the Philadelphia 76ers remains a widely discussed topic in the NBA community.
Sixers president Mike Gansey sat down for an interview with ESPN and was unsurprisingly asked to elaborate on the process of LeBron joining Philly and how he will adapt to the team.
Gansey once again hinted at James playing as a point guard for the Sixers in the upcoming season.
"LeBron's a connector. That's the one thing about him. He fits every role you possibly can. He's gonna elevate everyone in the whole building," Gansey said.
Obviously the biggest question is how the stars will fit together next season.
Gansey revealed that the front office reviewed footage from the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, during which LeBron James and Joel Embiid played together for Team USA.
"When LeBron was maybe a possibility, I went back and watched some of the Olympic tape with him and LeBron. Those two played pretty well together. We have so many different options. Any given night, anyone can be the guy. So I think once we get clicking and get gelling, it's gonna be fun to watch," Gansey concluded.