Some players reach the heights of NBA stardom early—take Luka Doncic, for example. Others take time to establish themselves in the league. Steve Nash was one of them, or so he claimed.

LeBron James Sends Message to Steve Nash After Recent Announcement originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Phoenix Suns fans are still reeling from the team's disappointing performance this past season. After being swept out of the NBA Playoffs in 2024, many hoped they would come back with a chip on their shoulder.

LeBron James Reveals The Aftermath Of His 2020 Championship: "I Went Back To My Room And Started Packing My Sh*t..." originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

LeBron James and Brian Windhorst have had their ups and downs over the years. Now, the Lakers star is once again coming after the NBA reporter for comments he made about James’ new Mind of the Game podcast with former NBA star Steve Nash.

LeBron James has signaled that he will likely be in action for a record-breaking 23rd NBA season. The Lakers star has become the poster boy for consistent dominance over any sport with his high-level play late into his career.

When LeBron James retires he will hold the record for most points scored in NBA history, will have at least four NBA championships, four MVP trophies, three Olympic gold medals as well as a bronze, the most All-NBA selections in league history,

If LeBron James decided to retire today and never play another second in the NBA, his place would already be cemented in history. He’s one of the greatest to ever do it, and his list of accolades is too long to list.

LeBron James Comments Two Words on Caitlin Clark's Post originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is happy to see Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark back in action. That much was clear on Saturday.

Luka Doncic is in his first offseason with the Los Angeles Lakers after his stunning midseason trade from the Mavericks. He, LeBron James and the Lakers were ousted in the first round of the playoffs, so they, like the Mavericks, are looking at a long offseason.

LeBron James defends the Los Angeles Lakers' 2020 Orlando bubble championship, calling it the "purest" form of basketball.