LeBron James opens up about how his photographic memory helps and haunts him: I get to thinking about the game too much" originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Bryce James Reveals Unfortunate Prediction About LeBron James' Future Amid Trade Rumors originally appeared on Athlon Sports. LeBron James stirring up rumors about his future is seemingly a pastime for the four-time MVP.

LeBron James has been with the Lakers for seven years. He recently exercised his player option for the 2025-26 season, but could be open to exploring options outside Los Angeles.

That baton was passed as soon as L.A. finalized the trade that sent out James' handpicked sidekick, Anthony Davis, to acquire Luka Dončić, a 26-year-old megastar more than capable of piloting the Purple and Gold well past the LeBron era.

The decision from LeBron James earlier this summer to pick up his player option for next season from the Los Angeles Lakers came with an important caveat from agent Rich Paul — the four-time NBA MVP wants the chance to win another championship before his career comes to an end.

LeBron James is “poking the bear.” So says longtime LeBron-watcher Brian Windhorst of ESPN. James was shown on social media at the Cleveland Cavaliers practice facility, and Windhorst says the NBA’s all-time leading scorer knows exactly what he’s doing.

Actor Jaleel White discussed LeBron James’ fractured relationship with Drake on a recent episode of his Everybody Lurks podcast, which found him alluding to the possibility that the NBA phenom will align with “what’s hot” in society regardless of his connections to the opposition.

Athlon Sports. It has been a busy offseason thus far for the Los Angeles Lakers. Coming off a disappointing first-round exit in the playoffs last season, the Lakers are looking to surround Luka Doncic and LeBron James with the best possible roster ahead of the upcoming campaign.

Fifteen years ago this week, the NBA changed forever. In a July 8 televised ESPN special dubbed "The Decision," LeBron James declared that he was taking his talents to South Beach

The Los Angeles Lakers had a clear priority going into free agency: to find a rim-protecting, lob-threat center — and that’s exactly what they got last week, signing 26-year-old and 2018 No. 1 overall pick Deandre Ayton to a two-year deal.