The WNBA has seen remarkable growth this season, continuing the momentum it has built in recent years. A prominent NBA star who has been a long-time advocate for the WNBA is Los Angeles Lakers standout, LeBron James.
He knows what he’s talking about. He pays attention. He supports the game.
James has consistently used his platform to uplift the women in the WNBA. Recently, he and his wife, Savannah James, were spotted at the Las Vegas Aces vs. New York Liberty matchup, witnessing stars like Breanna Stewart and A’ja Wilson in action.
The Aces and Liberty are among the most exciting teams in the WNBA right now. Seeing LeBron at these games should come as no surprise, especially since he’s expressed interest in owning an NBA team in Las Vegas. LeBron stated after a preseason game, I think it’s only a matter of time, and I hope I’m part of that time.
In between the end of the NBA season and the beginning of the Paris Olympics, where he will represent Team USA alongside stars like Steph Curry, LeBron is spending his downtime enjoying WNBA games with Savannah. She is busy with her podcast, Everybody’s Crazy, which dives into various topics including parenting. She once said on her podcast about discipline,Yes, I did. Zhuri ain’t never got a whooping before by me, a day in her life.
This summer is particularly significant for the James family as their son Bronny James will be entering the NBA Draft. He’s considered an intriguing prospect due to multiple factors, and there are even rumors about him potentially joining his father on the Los Angeles Lakers, as they might retain their first-round draft pick for Bronny.
The excitement surrounding women’s basketball was exemplified when Clark and Iowa defeated Reese and LSU in a record-breaking regional final game—highlighting growing interest in women’s sports.
In conclusion, while LeBron remains focused on his professional commitments, Savannah successfully manages her endeavors. This dynamic duo’s support for both men’s and women’s basketball continues to make waves across the sports landscape.
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