LeBron James' next move remains uncertain as his agent Rich Paul says no pressure to decide soon. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers stay in the running for the veteran forward, raising questions among fans. Reports on Tuesday claimed Miami briefly posted a link for a tentative press conference, which many interpreted as a sign of interest, but the Heat later said the post was an error. James, who turns 42 in December, already has affirmed he will not retire just because of his age. The looming free agency period, whether short or long, keeps league observers guessing on where the four-time NBA champion might land next. Fans across the country continue to debate over where he will end up. The NBA landscape could shift substantially if he joins Miami.