The desire to finish an unfulfilled promise saw Cleveland experience sports ecstasy in 2016. Ten years since the franchise captured the NBA championship, breaking a 52-year drought, some of the members shared their experience.
A series of mistakes by the Los Angeles Lakers’ biggest stars prompted a sharp halftime rebuke from a team legend, overshadowing their eventual 119-115 win against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Following a flurry of roster moves ahead of Thursday’s NBA trade deadline, former Cleveland Cavaliers guard JR Smith has speculated that Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James could return to Cleveland to close out his career.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
There is a belief in the sports world that once you become a seasoned veteran, you get to have a say in the team’s decision. It’s not new in the NBA as well.
Justin Rose returned to winning ways at the Farmers Insurance Open last weekend. The Englishman broke several scoring records at Torrey Pines in a dominant performance from start to finish.
While LeBron James and Draymond Green are fierce rivals on the court, the two actually have a strong relationship off of it. James and Green have gotten close over the years, though they are also represented by Klutch Sports Agency so their paths cross frequently.
Several NBA players have been tagged as the most overrated by their colleagues in a publication's annual survey before, but Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James thinks they are completely wrong for giving that title to Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton in 2025.
Luka Doncic and LeBron James have been running the floor together for a full season now, and the pairing is starting to click in Los Angeles. The move created plenty of buzz when it happened, but Doncic has found his groove while sharing the load with James.
To be a championship team in the NBA requires a combination of skill and luck. The Lakers have top talent with Luka Dončić and LeBron James, but their fortune has been bad.
The chances of a third tour of duty for LeBron James in Cleveland appear to be increasing. The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to heavily pursue the superstar forward James in free agency this summer, Ashish Mathur of Cavaliers Nation reported on Wednesday.
LeBron James is turning in another quality season in Year 23, helping the Los Angeles Lakers stay competitive in a loaded Western Conference. The Lakers are finally back home after their annual Grammy road trip, going 5-3 and ending on a positive note with a win against the Brooklyn Nets.
Although LeBron James remains one of the best players in the NBA, his future with the Los Angeles Lakers is murky. James has been asked on numerous occasions whether or not he’ll play past the 2025-26 season, but physically he seems capable of playing at least one more season.
Dillon Brooks has always relished the role of playing the Joker to LeBron James’ Batman, and he was back at it again recently, when he told content creator N3onHQ that the NBA’s all-time leading scorer is overrated.
LeBron James is not going anywhere. At least not this week. Despite a trade deadline that has already delivered its share of fireworks, James is expected to finish out the season with the Lakers, according to ESPN’s Dave McMenamin.
Plenty of big names have already been moved prior to Thursday’s trade deadline. LeBron James won’t join the list. James is expected to finish out the season with the Lakers, ESPN’s Dave McMenamin reports.
LeBron James may be headed for a split with the Los Angeles Lakers … but not quite yet. James is expected to remain with the Lakers through Thursday’s NBA trade deadline, Dave McMenamin of ESPN reported on Tuesday.
With the NBA trade deadline coming up, much of the discussion surrounding the Los Angeles Lakers has been about potential deals the team can make to improve the roster this season.
The King may soon be taking up his court elsewhere. The Los Angeles Lakers are “definitively” ready to move on from their superstar forward LeBron James, Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported during a livestream on Monday.