Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks has never been afraid to speak his mind, particularly on Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James. However, his recent comments have drawn a lot more attention, especially given his rivalry with the 41-year-old star over the last few years.
Dillon Brooks never shies away from an opportunity to diss LeBron James. The Phoenix Suns forward was on a live stream Saturday with internet personality N3on when he was asked who he believes is the most overrated player in the league.
Just a few weeks ago, the Cleveland Cavaliers were reportedly turning down trade offers for players on their roster. Now, maybe those reports came out as the Cavaliers attempted to stir up interest for underperforming role players like Lonzo Ball and DeAndre Hunter.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Los Angeles Lakers center Deandre Ayton started the 2025-26 season strongly on both sides of the floor, but he has recently seen a dip in production across the board.
All eyes are on Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James as there are signs of this season being his last. Following L.A.’s visit to Cleveland, James addressed this, remaining noncommittal about playing next season after getting emotional during a tribute video.
With LeBron James turning 41, it is evident that there might not be many years left in him. But as he readies to hang up his boots in a few years’ time, the Los Angeles Lakers’ legend is making sure that his legacy in the NBA does not fizzle out.
Rich Paul has described LeBron James’ influence in Cleveland as transformative, far beyond the basketball court. Rich Paul has reflected on the impact LeBron James had on the Cleveland Cavaliers and the city itself during his time with the franchise.
Some nights in sports are about more than the final score. Friday’s Los Angeles Lakers game against the Washington Wizards was one of those nights. While
LeBron James put on a show during the Los Angeles Lakers’ 142-111 road win against the Washington Wizards on Friday night, as the four-time league MVP attacked the rim with ferocity.
The Los Angeles Lakers improved to 4-2 on their current road trip following their 142-111 win against the Washington Wizards on Friday. Amid the Lakers’ win, one of the major storylines of the game was the longevity of LeBron James that was highlighted by an insane stat that was brought up by the Monumental Sports broadcast crew during the game.
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James never really left Cleveland, even after he left the city’s team. That reality emerged recently, when the Cavaliers hosted their franchise great, and what should have been a routine moment of teammate support spiraled into a storm of its own.
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James played in what could be his final game in Cleveland on Wednesday night in a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. James was born in nearby Akron, Ohio and played 11 seasons for the Cavaliers, bringing the franchise its lone NBA Championship in 2016.
LeBron James traveled to Cleveland earlier this week to face the Cavaliers in what may very well have been his final game in front of the fans who cheered him on when he first entered the league.
LeBron James returned to Cleveland for what could potentially be the last time in his career as the Los Angeles Lakers fell to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James knows that at age 41, the end of his career is near. Even though he is still playing at a high level in his 23rd season, he’s not gonna play forever and because of that, he has taken a few extra moments to soak everything in throughout the course of the year.
LeBron James maintains that he has yet to decide if he is playing in his final NBA season, yet his emotions on Wednesday might have given a hint into his mindset.
LeBron James looked fairly old in the Lakers’ 129-99 road loss to the Cavaliers on Wednesday. He had his moments. But they were very few. He had more moments where didn’t look … well, like LeBron James.
LeBron James returns to Cleveland tonight. That alone carries weight. Not just because of what he means to the franchise, but because it is fair to wonder how many of these returns are left.