Lakers’ ticket prices increase while LeBron teases the 2nd decision in viral video in the middle of rumors

In the wake of LeBron James teasing another decision which will be revealed on Tuesday, the price of Los Angeles Lakers tickets increased.

According to Kalan Hooks d’Espn, the cost of lively seats for the last home game of the regular season of the 2025-26 season against Utah Jazz went from a hollow of $ 82 for a single ticket at $ 580.

The cheapest upgrade price for two tickets for the game on April 12 is $ 760.

This prize wave comes after James published a teasing on X with the hashtag “the second decision” which will be revealed Tuesday at 12 noon.

This led to speculation that James will set up his retirement plans and that the 2025-26 season will be his last in the NBA.

During the day of the Lakers media at the start of the training camp on September 29, James offered no glimpse when he was asked if he thought he was retiring so soon that it would be a “decision” between him and his family.

“It will be a decision between me and my wife and my daughter,” said James. “It will not be a meeting with my teammates.”

The only index James gave was in response to a question if he could try to stay long enough to play with his youngest son, Bryce, who is eligible for the NBA 2026 draft.

“I’m not waiting for Bryce,” James told journalists. “… He has his own chronology, I had my calendar, and I don’t know if they correspond completely.”

There are other potential indicators that suggest that James think at least hard to retire. He entered the last season of his current contract with the Lakers after having opted for his salary of $ 52.6 million for 2025-26.

James did not play on a contract expired at any time in his mandate with the Lakers dating back to the 2018-19 season.

The coming season will be the 23rd of James in the NBA. He is the oldest active player in the league and will be 41 years old on December 30.

Despite his age, James continues to be one of the best NBA players. He collected an average of 24.4 points, 8.2 assists and 7.8 rebounds per game in 70 appearances last season to win his 21st consecutive all-NBA selection.