Before making his decision in free agency, LeBron James was the subject of interest from the LA Clippers. LeBron James turned the NBA world on its head by taking a massive pay cut to sign a two-year, $8 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.
“The Answer” offered a great response to what LeBron James’s decision to take his talents to the Philadelphia 76ers means for the City of Brotherly Love. In a recent appearance on “The Stephen A.
The Los Angeles Lakers may not be done adding to their brand-new roster. The post-LeBron James era will begin with a completely revamped roster and starting lineup.
LeBron James’ decision not to live in Philadelphia will cost the King millions. Despite signing a two-year, $8 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, LeBron James reportedly doesn’t plan to live in Philly.
We got our first glimpse of NBA 2K gameplay and while there's some cool stuff in the trailer, we're all so spoiled at this point, the initial reveal just doesn't carry the same wow effect that it did 10-12 years ago.
An athlete's peak tends to coincide with the youthfulness of their 20s. Sometimes, though, that apex happens when they've had more time to marinate in experience, and that's sometimes true in the NBA.
Earlier this month, Charles Barkley said LeBron James would be ‘cheating his way to a championship’ if he chose any other team than Cleveland. Bron decided to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million deal.
This NBA offseason has been one of the craziest in recent memory, with star players changing teams and squads, including the Los Angeles Lakers, undergoing roster overhauls.
The Los Angeles Lakers have had a busy NBA offseason, with the team undergoing a massive roster overhaul to build around stars Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves for the foreseeable future.
LeBron James did not choose Philadelphia for one last enormous payday. In fact, he accepted the smallest salary of his career. James signed a two-year, $8 million contract after collecting $53 million last season.
Crypto.com Arena is officially Luka’s House heading into the 2026-27 NBA season. Not that Luka Doncic wasn’t a superstar before this summer. But now that LeBron James has taken his talents to Philadelphia, the 27-year-old Slovenian is the current face of the Los Angeles Lakers franchise.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Los Angeles Lakers have completely re-shaped their roster from the team that got to the second round three months ago. L.A. parted ways with six regular
The Los Angeles Lakers have completely remade their center rotation from last season. Starter Deandre Ayton is gone via a trade to the Washington Wizards and backup Jaxson Hayes joined the Utah Jazz in free agency on a deal the Lakers couldn’t afford.
Rich Paul said LeBron James’ decision would largely depend on his happiness. That statement did not mean playing a season or two in a known environment or with his friends (read: Draymond Green).
For years, the City of Brotherly Love carried the reputation of being one of the NBA’s toughest places to win. Even Jimmy Butler once admitted he wished things had ended differently during his brief stint in Philadelphia, while countless stars have faced questions about whether the franchise could finally get over the hump.
The Los Angeles Lakers are not done wheeling and dealing this offseason, despite already completely remaking their roster around Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.
Team insider Dan Woike reports that they might not even be done adding big men to their frontcourt, as they're still keeping tabs on three young players.
New Los Angeles Lakers center Walker Kessler had to choose a new jersey number when he was acquired by the team this summer. As a member of the Utah Jazz, Kessler has worn the number 24 for all four of his NBA seasons, but obviously he won’t be able to wear that for the purple and gold as that number is retired for the late, great Kobe Bryant.
Restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga spent all of last summer trying to escape the Golden State Warriors before signing a one-year deal with a team option.
In an era full of stars who can play multiple positions, LeBron James is still arguably the most versatile of them all. And to take advantage of his versatility, the Philadelphia 76ers may employ the NBA's all-time leading scorer at point guard.