We’ve reached a familiar point in LeBron James’ career — one that has come up several times before — where it seems he may be weighing his options for the future. After seven seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers,

LeBron James may be 40, but don’t let the number fool you—he’s not ready to hand over the crown just yet. The four-time NBA champion and surefire Hall of Famer

As LeBron James continues to keep an eye on what the Los Angeles Lakers will do to upgrade their roster for next season, the scenario of him potentially returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers doesn't seem to be on the table right now.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James made headlines this week by opting in to a $52.6 million player option with the team, before his agent, Rich Paul, pub

Donovan Mitchell knows exactly where he stands with the Cleveland Cavaliers -- and who he isn't trying to be. The All-NBA first team guard addressed the ever-present comparisons to the franchise's golden era,

Donovan Mitchell revealed he does not want to take the same path to a title with the Cleveland Cavaliers that LeBron James did.

The women’s professional league will be expanding with Cleveland in 2028, and the biggest basketball star in the city is already reppin’ them.

LeBron James has raised plenty of eyebrows after opting into his $52.6 million player option for next season. As he enters his eighth season with the Los Angeles Lakers, James is set to turn 41 during the campaign that will make him the oldest player in the NBA.

After star forward LeBron James opted into his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers for the 2025-26 season, there remains speculation that he could push for a trade at some point during the final year of his deal.

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