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It has been said that LeBron James would’ve signed with the New York Knicks if they hadn’t won the 2026 NBA title. That’s an easy thing to say after the fact, and there’s no way to travel to an alternate…

NBA insider Brian Windhorst suggested that LeBron James might make the unusual decision to watch the New York Knicks receive their championship rings ahead of Tuesday's season opener. Visiting teams typically stay in the locker room during pregame ring ceremonies, but Windhorst noted on the Hoop Collective that James' deep appreciation for basketball history and Madison Square Garden could lead him to witness the moment from the floor.
The matchup marks James' official debut with the Philadelphia 76ers after joining the franchise during the offseason. The defending champion Knicks are scheduled to host the Sixers at 7 p.m. ET, with the game tipping off shortly after the banner and ring ceremony concludes.
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