LeBron James is officially a Philadelphia 76er. The NBA’s transactions log on Sunday featured the Sixers’ two-year, $8 million deal with the 22-time All-Star. The team is expected to formally announce the signing Monday morning, per NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark. James’ contract has a player option in the second season and a 15 percent trade kicker, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported.  The Grizzlies waiving Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and the Sixers waiving Dalen Terry are also now official moves. Caldwell-Pope is reportedly set to sign with the Sixers once he clears waivers.  James, a four-time NBA MVP and four-time champion, left the Lakers this summer and decided to hop on board the Sixers’ planned push for a title. He now officially represents Philadelphia.  Read more  LeBron James chooses Sixers, coming to Philadelphia on 2-year deal Breaking down how James should help Sixers most, key on-court questions  With James signing, Gansey’s first Sixers summer straight from a dream  LeBron James is coming to Philly and Sixers, NBA fans are going wild ...read more read less