Speculation about LeBron James' retirement has surged following the Los Angeles Lakers' playoff defeat, with Draymond Green contributing to the discussion by suggesting that this postseason could signify the end of James' career. While insiders Brett Siegel and Tomer Azarly discussed the possibility of James retiring if the Lakers lose two more games, they acknowledged that only James and his family know his true intentions. At 41 years old and in his 23rd NBA season, James is still performing remarkably well, averaging over 20 points per game. He holds numerous records, including being the NBA’s all-time leading scorer and has secured four NBA championships throughout his career. Although the Lakers' recent loss has intensified speculation, James has not made any official announcements regarding his retirement plans, leaving fans and analysts in suspense about his future.