The anticipatory excitement turned into a mode of grave unfamiliarity after he jogged out of the tunnel for his pregame warm-up.He still showed he was ever the playmaker, zipping through the teeth of the Brooklyn Nets defense before bouncing a…

LeBron James acknowledged that his transition to the Philadelphia 76ers has felt unfamiliar following his departure from the Los Angeles Lakers. Playing in his 24th NBA season, the 41-year-old made his preseason debut for Philadelphia against the Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center on October 8, 2026, admitting that wearing a new uniform and adjusting to a new team felt a bit different.
James noted that being away from his family has presented a personal challenge, though he credited the Sixers organization and teammates for maintaining positive energy. The forward left Los Angeles in late June after an eight-year stint, with his first regular-season return to Los Angeles scheduled for December 25.
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