If there were any questions about how Jaylen Brown felt about the Sixers adding another superstar, Shams Charania says there shouldn’t be. Brown was “100% supportive” of Philadelphia signing LeBron James, Charania said during an appearance on Stephen A.
LeBron James has made his first important decision since signing with the Philadelphia 76ers in the offseason. Even at 41, James was still the biggest talking point in free agency, as many constantly debated where he would go.
The Los Angeles Lakers announced they have signed wing Matisse Thybulle to a reportedly one-year, $3.3 million contract. Thybulle had spent the last four seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers after beginning his career with the Philadelphia 76ers, who drafted him in the first round of the 2019 NBA Draft.
With 16 players currently on the Los Angeles Lakers’ roster, the bulk of the moves by the storied NBA franchise are done. However, the Lakers need to get
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.
The Los Angeles Lakers headed into the NBA offseason with the intent of going all in to build a roster around stars Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves in what turned out to be the beginning of the post-LeBron James era.
The Los Angeles Lakers haven’t had much in terms of young talent to develop over the past couple of seasons, but this summer proved they have two very intriguing pieces in second-year wing Adou Thiero and rookie guard Cameron Carr.
NBA teams want their top two players to pair well together and have a ton of chemistry. Ideally, the two working as a unit makes them far greater than they are individually, and that bond results in a ton of winning.
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.
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.
After the Los Angeles Lakers were eliminated in the second round of the 2026 postseason, superstar LeBron James wrote that he was "done," but on Monday, the Philadelphia 76ers officially welcomed the four-time MVP and four-time NBA champion into the fold.
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.
LeBron James chose the 76ers because he believes they give him his best chance at another championship. Apparently, geography didn’t hurt, either. A source told Marc Stein of The Stein Line that the opportunity to live in New York City and commute to Philadelphia played a role in James’ decision to sign with the Sixers.
LeBron James has been tied to two numbers throughout his career, and he has now decided which one he will wear with the Philadelphia 76ers. James is returning to his classic No.
The 76ers landed LeBron James. Now they need Joel Embiid. That may be the simplest way to describe Philadelphia’s championship hopes after James chose the Sixers in free agency.
Everyone had been waiting for LeBron James to make his free agency decision and now that the former Los Angeles Lakers superstar has chosen to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers, just about everyone has an opinion on that as well.
New Los Angeles Lakers center Walker Kessler is expected to have a huge impact on the team this season and in many years to come. Kessler will undoubtedly benefit offensively by playing alongside Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves, but where he thrives most is on the defensive end.
Perhaps the biggest move the Los Angeles Lakers made this summer was re-signing Austin Reaves to a new four-year contract. After playing on what was arguably the biggest bargain contract in the league, Reaves has now cashed in and will be a core member of this franchise for many years.
One of the most beloved Los Angeles Lakers role players ever has come to LeBron James’ defense. Lakers icon Derek Fisher on Sunday weighed in on James’ stunning move to the Philadelphia 76ers.