LeBron James speaks out on NBA future after the Lakers' playoff elimination by the Denver Nuggets

LeBron James has spoken out on his future following the LA Lakers' playoff exit Monday night. 

The Lakers were beaten 108-106 in the dying seconds by the Nuggets on Monday night, which condemned them to a 4-1 series loss and ended their playoff hopes for another year.

After his 30-point return failed to get LA over the line, LeBron refused to answer questions on his future in the City of Angels during his post-game press conference. 

However, he took to social media Tuesday night to somewhat break his silence to reveal he has yet to make an official decision. 

'I’ve seen, heard a lot of reports about my future,' he posted on X Tuesday night. 'I said it last night and I’ll say it again. I do not know yet as I’m only thinking about spending time with my family & friends! 

'When I know after speaking with the fam, my counsel as well as my representation about it then you guys will know.'

LeBron had remained equally as coy when pressed about his next steps in his post-game press conference Monday. 

When asked, the NBA's all-time leading points scorer merely suggested he has some thinking to do over the summer.

When asked if there was any thought about Monday's game being his last with the Lakers, the 39-year-old paused before saying: 'Umm, I'm not gonna answer that.'

LeBron may have the chance to play with his son, Bronny, if he continues his career next season after the 19-year-old recently declared he is entering the NBA Draft and the transfer portal.  

More to follow.