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When fans anticipated toasting to LeBron James’ historic 24th NBA season, we didn’t think it would be in an unprecedented mid-game wine tasting. During the Philadelphia 76ers’ home game against the Chicago Bulls at Xfinity Mobile Arena, the 41-year-old superstar…

During the Philadelphia 76ers' 126–107 victory over the Chicago Bulls, LeBron James crashed into courtside seats in the third quarter and took a sip of a spectator's wine. Both James and the courtside fan, identified as Troy Clemons, later addressed the viral incident. James confirmed he tasted the drink after spilling it on himself, remarking that the wine was "all right."
Clemons explained that he discarded the now-famous cup in the trash rather than saving it as memorabilia. The 41-year-old superstar finished the game with 15 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds, helping Philadelphia improve to a 7–1 record in the 2026–27 NBA season.
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