Did Myles Garrett just make his recruiting pitch for LeBron James to run it back with the Lakers?
Myles Garrett recently hinted at LeBron James potentially returning to the Lakers during his introductory press conference with the Rams. The two athletes share a strong friendship, rooted in their Cleveland connections, and Garrett expressed his admiration for James. With LeBron's future uncertain as he enters free agency, Garrett's comments suggest he would welcome James to stay in Los Angeles for a few more years.
- ▪Myles Garrett mentioned his friendship with LeBron James during his introduction with the Rams.
- ▪Garrett has a minority ownership stake in the Cavaliers and has trained with James.
- ▪LeBron James is currently a free agent, leaving his future with the Lakers uncertain.
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NFL Did Myles Garrett just make his recruiting pitch for LeBron James to run it back with the Lakers? By Michael Duarte Published June 3, 2026, 8:00 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google The Los Angeles Rams introduced their newest superstar on Tuesday in a city that is already overflowing with them. That’s why it didn’t take long for Garrett to mention his friendship with another LA-based sports superstar. LeBron James. Garrett and James have spent years building a relationship rooted in their common ties to Cleveland. One brought the city their first championship in 52 years, the other became the face of the Browns. Rams defensive end Myles Garrett talks to reporters at a press conference at the team’s practice facility on June 2026.
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