LeBron James drafted first for new-look NBA All-Star Game - ESPN
LeBron James was the first pick of the new-look 2025 NBA All-Star draft Thursday night and was soon joined by a now-former teammate — Anthony Davis.
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LeBron James breaks silence on blockbuster trade by refuting report he was 'frustrated' with now ex-teammate
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LeBron says Lakers facing test without several 'big pieces' - ESPN
ATLANTA — The Los Angeles Lakers wrapped up a brutal four-game trip Friday after being edged by the surging Atlanta Hawks 134-132 in overtime.
Sources - LeBron James won't play in Lakers' preseason opener - ESPN
PALM DESERT, Calif. — LeBron James will not play in the Los Angeles Lakers' preseason debut Friday against the Minnesota Timberwolves, sources told ESPN. James, 39, will be held out for rest but is expected to play in L.A.'s second game Sunday at Acrisure Arena against the Phoenix Suns.
LeBron James - 'Unfair' to put expectations on new-look Lakers - ESPN
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Before the Los Angeles Lakers opened training camp for their first practice Tuesday, new coach JJ Redick gathered the players for a dinner in Beverly Hills to discuss the identity they will attempt to forge.
NBA predictions 2024-25: Win-loss records for Warriors, Thunder and every West team - ESPN
With top contenders such as the Dallas Mavericks and Oklahoma City Thunder getting even better, expect another battle in a stacked Western Conference.
Is the 2024 USA men's basketball team better than the 1992 'Dream Team'?
The 1992 USA Olympic men's basketball team, better known as the "Dream Team," is widely considered the best collection of basketball talent to ever share the court. Headlined by superstars Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Michael Jordan, the team also featured eight more Hall of Famers including Charles Barkley, Scottie Pippen, Patrick Ewing, Karl Malone, David Robinson, Clyde Drexler, and John Stockton to give it 11 in total.
The harshest truth behind the Los Angeles Lakers' 0-3 deficit to the Denver Nuggets in the NBA playoffs - ESPN
Not counting the not-so-secret tunnels inside of Crypto.com Arena, there were — at most — 100 feet between the cozy interview room in which Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic was explaining how long it takes to to build a championship team Thursday night after his team took a commanding 3-0 series lead over the Los Angeles Lakers in their first-round playoff series, and the makeshift, cavernous room in which L.A.'s LeBron James and Anthony Davis were trying to reckon with how quickly their championship hopes were fading.