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Although the NBA trade deadline has passed, rumors are still running rampant around LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers. There is speculation that James may be seeking a new team in the offseason. Former center-turned-analyst Kendrick Perkins hinted that one team to keep an eye on is the Cleveland Cavaliers . During the latest episode of the "Road Trippin' Show," Perkins claims that his sources have informed him that Donovan Mitchell and James Harden plan to recruit LeBron James to sign with the Cavaliers in the offseason. "My sources told me that Donovan Mitchell and James Harden are starting the push to go and recruit LeBron James this offseason." James has been rumored to be interested in re-joining the Cavaliers before. It could be the perfect storybook ending for the 41-year-old forward's career. Additionally, if James did return to Cleveland, the team would have a stacked lineup featuring the future Hall of Famer, Donovan Mitchell, James...

LeBron James' summer return to the Cleveland Cavaliers seems less and less like a rumor or the wishful thinking of Northeast, Ohio hoop heads. The King's pending return now seems nearly as certain as the crosstown Browns starting three or more underwhelming quarterbacks next fall. With James having been in trade rumors for weeks, coupled with his summer free agency, age, and Los Angeles' clear pivot toward Luka Doncic as the franchise cornerstone, the LBJ return to Cleveland part deux has picked up considerable steam. Advertisement The latest to hop onboard the James-to-Cleveland train was former LBJ Cavalier teammate, Kendrick Perkins. "Big Perk," appearing on his Road Trippin podcast alongside Cavs fan favorites Richard Jefferson, Channing Frye and Allie Clifton, let it be known that James Harden and Donovan Mitchell have already begun laying out the welcome mat for James. "My sources told me that Donovan Mitchell and James Harden already are starti...

The fuel on the "LeBron James is coming back to Cleveland" fire is seemingly getting gasoline poured on it from every corner. Noted The Athletic columnist Jason Lloyd spoke on 92.3 The Fan and dumped even more lighter fluid on the rumor (or at this point, league-wide assumption) that James will end his tenure with the Los Angeles Lakers and rejoin the Cleveland Cavaliers for one last ride. Support us and Let 'Em Know with Homage! Anything bought from the links helps support Fear the Sword. You can also shop all of Homage's Cavs gear HERE . The link to the 2016 championship shirt HERE . Advertisement "If (LeBron) plays anywhere next year, it's going to be here," Lloyd said. "He's not going back to LA." Lloyd also went on to give his experience as someone who saw the writing on the wall in Cleveland in 2018 when it became apparent that James was leaving the Cav aliers for the second time. "I've seen this movie before." J...

LeBron James is currently in his 23rd season. At 41, he continues to play at a high-level and has not shown signs of slowing down. He will appear in his 22nd consecutive All-Star Game as well. James has put together a Hall of Fame career and he has talked about retirement but has not indicated when that will be. His former teammate JR Smith thinks James will go back to Cleveland next year. "This is all speculation and this is my opinion, I think he goes back to Cleveland next year," Smith said . "I still think he has a lot left in the tank to where he's very impactful, especially to a team like Cleveland with the pieces they already have." Did LeBron James Play His Final Game in Cleveland? On Jan. 28, the Los Angeles Lakers traveled to Ohio to take on the Cleveland Cavaliers . The Cavaliers took care of the Lakers 129-99 but the big story was James' return to Cleveland and it potentially being the last time he plays in Cleveland. It was an...

Following a flurry of roster moves ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline, former Cleveland Cavaliers guard JR Smith has speculated that Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James could return to Cleveland to close out his career. Cleveland recently reshaped its roster by acquiring James Harden from the Los Angeles Clippers and adding Dennis Schroder and Keon Ellis in a deal w ith the Sacramento Kings . The activity prompted Smith, a key member of the Cavaliers' 2016 NBA championship team, to weigh in on James' future during the latest episode of FanDuel's Run It Back. "I mean this is speculation. I don't know. This is all speculation, but we still got our group chat and all that. We still talk, but honestly, this is my opinion, but I think he goes back to Cleveland next year," Smith said. "Rides it out. Rides into the sunset. I don't think this is his last year. I think he doesn't have to keep playing, but I still think he has a lot left ...

LeBron James helped the Lakers easily defeat the Nets last night to close out their eight-game road trip with a 5-3 record, scoring 25 points and reminding fans that he can still do most of what he could do during his younger days. That was most apparent on a couple of fast breaks, one of which he finished with his trademark tomahawk dunk, and the other with a soaring two-hander that looked effortless. There's still so much to play for this season, as the Lakers are currently in an ostensible three-way tie for fifth in the West with the Suns and Wolves, and just three games behind the second-place Spurs. They also have legitimate reason to be optimistic about how they can close out the season. Advertisement It's difficult to live in the present, though, when so much about LeBron's future is unknown. Is he actually going to retire after this season ends? Could he possibly do that when he's still so productive? If LeBron does come back though, it's no guarantee ...

LOS ANGELES – LeBron James will reunite with US Olympic teammates Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry in a potent National Basketball Association (NBA) All-Star Game line-up announced on Feb 3. A new-look All-Star Game will feature three teams – two made up of American players, and one from international players. The teams will play a round-robin mini-tournament before the top two sides face off in the final. Los Angeles Lakers star James, Golden State Warriors stalwart Curry and Houston Rockets' Durant – three pillars of the gold medal-winning team at the 2024 Olympics – will be joined by the Boston Celtics' Jaylen Brown, Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks and LA Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard. The Cleveland Cavaliers' Donovan Mitchell and Norman Powell of the Miami Heat complete the line-up, known as the USA Stripes. The other squad – USA Stars – feature Detroit Pistons' Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, Minnesota Timberwolves' Anthony Edwards and Chet Holmgren ...

The NBA trade deadline arrives Thursday, and ahead of that, teams could see significant changes to their rosters as star players depart for new locations. The Los Angeles Lakers have been part of ongoing speculation, particularly regarding NBA superstar LeBron James and the team's desire to compete for championships. It's no secret that LeBron, 41, is nearing the end of his legendary basketball career, with rumors about retirement always in the mix. On Tuesday evening, his team participated in the latest leg of a lengthy road trip because the annual Grammy Awards ceremony was in Los Angeles. LeBron and company came away with a 125-109 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. Read more: Draymond Green Gives Blunt Response to Trade Rumors After Warriors' Loss "At the end of the day, we're all professionals. We got a job to do, no matter what's going on, no matter what the outside noise is talking about. We come together, we prepare for each and every game. We go...

LeBron James ' time with the Los Angeles Lakers will reportedly come to an end this summer amid rumors of his soured relationship with the team's governor, Jeanie Buss. The NBA star has since reacted to rumors about their strained relationship, saying the claims don't "bother" him. Advertisement LeBron James also asserted that he has remained on the same page with Jeanie Buss despite the wild speculations plaguing them. LeBron James And Lakers To Go Their Separate Ways, Insider Reveals MEGA LeBron James would reportedly not continue his playing career with the Los Angeles Lakers after this summer. According to the New York Post , NBA insider Jake Fischer noted in a Monday livestream that "the Lakers are ready to move on from LeBron James and I think LeBron James is ready to move on from the Lakers as well." Fischer placed the timeline for the split to be around June, adding that "that's kind of the foregone sentiment in Los Angeles right now ...

LOS ANGELES – LeBron James will reunite with US Olympic teammates Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry in a potent NBA All-Star game line-up announced on Feb 3. A new-look All-Star game will be divided between three teams – two made up of US players, and one from international players. The three teams will play a round-robin mini-tournament before the top two teams in the group face off in a final game. James, Curry and Durant, three pillars of the USA's gold medal-winning team at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, will be joined by Boston's Jaylen Brown, the New York Knicks' Jalen Brunson and the Los Angeles Clippers' Kawhi Leonard. Cleveland's Donovan Mitchell and Miami's Norman Powell complete the line-up, known as "USA Stripes". The other squad – "USA Stars" – features Detroit's Cade Cunningham, Minnesota's Anthony Edwards and Oklahoma City's Chet Holmgren. The roster also includes Phoenix Suns ace Devin Booker, Philadelphia's Tyres...