Late Show: NBA Free agent LeBron arrives at 2nd day of his annual basketball camp

LeBron James comes to basketball camp

AKRON, Ohio — LeBron James has arrived at his summer camp, a little later than expected.

Driving a customized silver pickup truck, James pulled into the parking area next to Rhodes Arena at 3:15 p.m., more than four hours after he was scheduled to show. James did not address the media and did not appear to be ready to work out.

The NBA’s marquee free agent was not at the first two of Tuesday’s five sessions at his Skills Academy, which is sponsored by Nike.

On Monday, James made a surprise appearance with New Orleans guard Chris Paul and played a few full-court games against some top college players.

James met with six teams last week. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Chicago Bulls are believed to be the front-runners.

THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP’s earlier story is below.

AKRON, Ohio (AP) — LeBron James even has his campers waiting for him.

The NBA’s marquee free agent failed to show for two of Tuesday’s five sessions at his annual camp, fueling speculation about his plans. The camp’s organizers and his publicist had anticipated James watching some of the nation’s top high school and college players.

On Monday, James made a surprise appearance with New Orleans guard Chris Paul and played a few full-court games at Rhodes Arena on the first day at Nike Skills Academy. The two-time MVP may come to the afternoon or evening sessions.

James met with six teams last week and his decision could affect the balance of the league for years. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Chicago Bulls are believed to be the front-runners.