LeBron James Has Reminder For NBA After Rich Paul Gets Massive Free Agent Deals

LeBron James and Rich Paul are great friends and the four-time NBA champion is a Klutch Sports client, too. Paul sealed some great deals in free agency and the Los Angeles Lakers superstar couldn’t hide his excitement. Yes, LeBron is really happy about Paul’s great success.

“And y’all still wanna question if Rich Paul is the HIM,” LeBron wrote on Twitter. “It says a lot about you if you’re not feeling us. I told him less is more, it’s plenty of us.”

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. But FACTS 🤷🏾‍♂️ https://t.co/s5xlggEfnp

— LeBron James (@KingJames) July 1, 2023

Paul worked really hard to get these. He helped Draymond Green sign a new four-year deal worth $100 million with the Golden State Warriors. Fred VanVleet inked a three-year deal worth $130 million with the Houston Rockets. The Portland Trail Blazers offered Jerami Grant a five-year deal worth $160 million. So, yes, it was a big day for Klutch Sports.

LeBron will see more from Rich Paul in free agency

Paul is the CEO of Klutch Sports. He represents several top players, including LeBron, Anthony Davis, Zach LaVine, Darius Garland, Da’Aron Fox, Dejounte Murray, and Tyrese Maxey.

Legendary Paul gave his clients some great deals and he won’t lose a beat at this point. This is just the beginning of free agency and Paul will probably secure more great deals for his clients. It will be a long, hot summer filled with multimillion deals. Who is the next to sign a deal?

LeBron’s friendship with Paul and his link with his agency caused a stir over the years. Many Klutch Sports clients were linked to LeBron’s teams just because he and Paul are really close. Pretty much every free agent was expected to sign with the Lakers and team up with LeBron. Well, things don’t work that way. Yes, LeBron has been trying to get players to sign with his team, but it was not illegal. He just wanted to play on the same team with a handful of stars who earned his respect over the years. Klutch Sports would never affect decisions made by the Lakers front office.