Michael Kaskey-Blomain•William Liang-Imagn ImagesAdd The Sporting News on GoogleLos Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James might not know when he's going to retire from basketball, but he knows what he's going to do once he does. In an interview with ESPN, James revealed that his retirement plans include a lot of family time, and some time to himself. "My wife is going to get a lot of f--king time because I've had to sacrifice not being with my wife a lot because I wanted to be the greatest player that ever played this game," James said. "My daughter, I'm going to spend a lot of time with her because I spent the first 11 years of her life— or 12, whenever this s--t is over, 13— being away from her. My youngest son is in college."My family deserves all my time. And then, me. I deserve my time, too. Because I've dedicated to this sport for so long that I'll be happy as f--k when it's all done to get the f--k away and give myself some grace."This story will be updated. More NBA news: Steve Kerr leaves door open for Warriors return with latest commentsMinnesota Timberwolves lose key contributor for rest of playoffs due to major injuryWhy the Knicks could try to trade Karl-Anthony Towns over the offseasonNew report casts major doubt on Steve Kerr's future with Golden State WarriorsAdam Silver drops major hint about LeBron James' NBA futureENJOYED THIS STORY?Add Sporting News as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingAdd as preferred source on GoogleMichael Kaskey-BlomainMichael Kaskey-Blomain is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. He is an experienced sportswriter and media member with over a decade in the industry. He has covered the NBA and NFL for a variety of outlets, including CBS Sports, 247 Sports, FanSided and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Michael grew up just outside of Scranton, Pennsylvania, and currently resides in Philadelphia.