LeBron James might be the only superstar in NBA history to have four different primes through three different eras of basketball history. The four-time NBA cha

Are things in LA about to get interesting with LeBron James once more?

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James detailed what's gone into Austin Reaves' sudden rise to All-Star play this year.

The superstar's agent doesn't see the New York Knicks stealing him away from his incumbent team.

Kellerman persisted, mentioning recent Knicks rumors surrounding Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. As ESPN first reported, Antetokounmpo expressed an interest in playing for the Knicks this past offseason, but The Athletic later confirmed that those talks never gained any traction.

On a recent episode of the “Mind The Game” podcast, LeBron James talked about the joy he takes in watching Bronny grow as a player from the sidelines.

In a recent interview, Rich Paul provided an important insight regarding LeBron James' future amidst ongoing trade rumors.

James, as Paul later noted, has a no-trade clause. The 40-year-old superstar is scoring 16.1 points per game, which is on pace to be a career low, though he's also averaging career lows in minutes (33.1) and shot attempts (13.9). He is coming off a season-high 29 points in a win over the Philadelphia 76ers.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has had one of the best careers in NBA history. Many believe the four-time NBA champion has had the longest prime for a legend, as he continued to perform at an elite level well into his late 30s.

LeBron James has thrilled fans with a vintage performance against the Philadelphia 76ers. He scored 29 points, including 10 straight in the fourth quarter, leading the Lakers to a 112-108 win on Sunday night.