Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James shares a snippet of his workout along with his daughter Zhuri James.

Driving the No. 24 car Jeff Gordon, now one of his bosses at Hendrick Motorsports, made famous, William Byron joined Richard ...

When it comes to the older generation, LeBron James is rarely going to win the debate as the greatest player in NBA history. Former player Byron Scott is the latest to pick Michael Jordan ahead of ...

The spotlight put on Bronny James during his rookie NBA season with the Los Angeles Lakers won't converge with the league's 2025 All-Star weekend ‒ at least not in an official capacity.

Update at 3:47 p.m. PT, the NBA announced James will not play in the All-Star Game. "LeBron James will not play in the NBA All-Star Game tonight because of foot/ankle discomfort," NBA ...

LeBron James is widely viewed as one of the top-two basketball players in NBA history—and even the greatest ever by some. The four-time NBA champion and four-time NBA MVP is often regarded in ...

As for Knecht, the NBA announced his squad will be going up against LeBron James and Team Shaq. Reacting to league's announcement, Knecht shared a message when speaking with reporters Friday night ...

Zhuri has left social media impressed. Much is said about LeBron James' sons, their athletic talents, and how they're on track to follow in their legendary father's footsteps by playing basketball.

The five-time All-Star famously served as the Cleveland Cavaliers' tertiary option alongside James from 2014 to 2018, with the duo winning the 2016 NBA title. However, the Miami reserve has ...

In Year 22 of his NBA career, LeBron James earned his 21st All-Star selection this season. However, after a last-minute decision, he will not be playing in the All-Star Game on Sunday night.

James, 40, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer with more All-Star Games and starts than any player in history, announced he would not play in the first-ever All-Star tournament to rest nagging ...

LeBron James on 'SNL': 'A dream come true' SAN FRANCISCO — LeBron James was the last active NBA player to host “Saturday Night Live” – on Sept. 29, 2007. As the long-running sketch comedy ...