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As part of his next investigation, Pablo Torre revealed that he plans to look into LeBron James.

Carmelo Anthony criticized journalist Pablo Torre and NBA team owners following Torre's plans to investigate LeBron James' travel arrangements with the Philadelphia 76ers. Anthony defended James' reported use of a helicopter to commute between New York and Philadelphia, accusing team owners of "snitching." The reaction ignited widespread debate across social media, with fans and observers split over whether scrutinizing James' arrangement is warranted or excessive.
Torre revealed he received tips from NBA owners regarding James' association with Fanatics and former 76ers minority owner Michael Rubin. James signed a two-year, $8 million deal with Philadelphia and holds a partnership with Fanatics granting him access to aviation services. Torre previously reported on alleged salary cap violations involving Kawhi Leonard and the LA Clippers.
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