On August 12, Beijing time, Philadelphia has prepared itself to embrace the new ruler of the city. Following LeBron James' signing with the 76ers, a fresh mural has emerged in the city to channel the fans' excitement. It shows James soaring to receive a bounce alley-oop from William Penn and completing a powerful slam, a tribute to the classic photograph he took with Dwyane Wade while both were with the Miami Heat.


Although James' current competitive dominance is far from his Heat-era peak, the 76ers now boast a star-studded roster: Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and Jaylen Brown, who officially joined this offseason. If this team lives up to expectations and wins the championship, more commemorative murals will surely appear on Philadelphia's streets in the future.
Additionally, James is about to begin his 24th NBA season, with the opener taking place on one of the league's most anticipated courts. The 76ers chapter of James' career kicks off a story full of talking points: the first game against the defending champion Knicks; followed by a home game against the Cavaliers, the team that drafted him, marking his home debut in a 76ers jersey. 76ers fans cannot afford to miss these two matchups. Local Philadelphia media reported ticket information for both games:
October 21: Knicks vs. 76ers at New York


According to ticket website TickPick, the lowest price for tickets to this opener has already reached $1,999 (approximately 13,493 yuan), setting a new record for the highest ticket price in the team's home opener history. For those wanting to watch the game up close near the celebrity seating area, lower-level tickets start at $3,337 (approximately 22,524 yuan).
October 23: 76ers vs. Cavaliers at Philadelphia

The lowest ticket price for this game at Philadelphia's home court is $1,058 (approximately 7,142 yuan). For those wishing to see James' Philadelphia home debut and choose a better view in the lower-level stands, tickets start at $3,149 (approximately 21,256 yuan).