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Whether it is far-right violence, Donald Trump's inane policies, or Black Lives Matter, LeBron James has rightly prided himself on his commitment to activism and standing up for what is right in the world. The NBA legend is the all-time great for so many people, with his extraordinary talent and longevity coupled with supposedly sound morals that make him a hero for millions of young people the world over , with even more parents happy to see their children idolise the basketball star. "I will never shut up about things that are wrong . I preach about my people and I preach about equality, social justice, racism, voter suppression – things that go on in our community," James said in 2021 . " I'll use my platform to continue to shed light on everything that's going on around this cou ntry and around the world . There's no way I would ever just stick to sports, because I understand how powerful this platform and my voice is." So why is the Israe...

Despite the history of his side-eye, LeBron James doesn't bother to keep it subtle. This time, his signature snub has created an All-Star spectacle. His co-star? Stephen Curry. The 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend was designed to celebrate the unity of the league's greatest icons. However, a split-second exchange (or lack thereof) between them, caught by the NBC cameras, has fans questioning if there is trouble in paradise between two of basketball's biggest titans. It happened while Stephen Curry , who didn't play due to a runner's knee, sat on the sidelines of Team Stripes. Many noticed the Los Angeles Lakers superstar appeared to "freeze out" the Golden State Warriors guard in a moment that has since exploded across social media. Advertisement During the first g ame between Team Stars and Team Stripes, the All-Stars were heading back to the bench, and Curry was there to welcome them. He had his hand stretched out to dap LeBron James , but like a cold gust...

LeBron James ' haters and fans know that the King's time in the NBA is coming to an end. While the 41-year-old forward is still putting up incredible numbers (22.0 PPG, 5.8 RPG, and 7.1 APG), it's still clear that Father Time is starting to catch up to him. Even the Cleveland Cavaliers fans who watched him play for the Los Angeles Lakers for the first time this season also noticed his muted performance. The Akron, Ohio native finished the Purple and Gold's January 28 game against the Cavs with 11 points, three rebounds and five assists on 30% shooting. Advertisement Thanks to these performances, talks about James' future in the NBA intensified. The Cavs are a popular destination among fans for the future Hall of Famer, with former Cavs GM David Griffin recently claiming that he "would be surprised" if James didn't return to Cleveland in some capacity. Donovan Mitchell , the man currently propping up the Cavs in 2026, shares his thoughts about Le...

Another day, another write-up about LeBron James potentially joining the Cleveland Cavaliers after his current deal with the Los Angeles Lakers runs out this summer. This time, it was Cleveland's current superstar, Donovan Mitchell, weighing in on the matter. Mitchell told SiriusXM NBA Radio that being a teammate with James would be special, but that isn't his focus right now. Advertisement Mitchell's entire quote can be read below : "As a Bron fan, to be able to be a teammate, that would obviously be special, but that's not something in my control. I control what we got here. There's always going to be reports, that's natural, it's gonna be a thing. At the end of the day, to your point, my main focus right now is trying to get this championship. And whatever it happens, it happens. Like, that's not up t o me, that's not up to anybody else in the locker room. So I'm big on believing what I can control. But yeah, it's LeBron Jame...

Donovan Mitchell said it would be "special" to get the chance to play with LeBron James if the Los Angeles Lakers star returns to Cleveland next season. "As a Bron fan, to be able to be a teammate, obviously that would be special," Mitchell said Saturday during an interview with SiriusXM NBA Radio. The question came the day after ESPN's Tim MacMahon said on a Friday episode of NBA Today there is talk around the NBA that James is considering maki ng a return to the Cavs next season. "I know what the rampant speculation is around the league," MacMahon said Friday. "This summer, there's gonna be a reunion and potentially a retirement tour for the ages back home again with the Cleveland Cavaliers next year." Mitchell said Saturday there are "always going to be reports," but that he wanted to focus on the 2025-26 Cavaliers rather than what might happen this offseason. "Yeah, man, it's LeBron James. But at the end of th...

Los Angeles Lakers veteran LeBron James will not be present for this year's Media Day ahead of his 22nd All-Star game. Before what could be James' last All-Star game appearance , LeBron's media availability will be before Sunday's event. James has done this before , as NBA insider Marc Stein noted. "The NBA announces that the Lakers' LeBron James, as we've seen in recent years, will not be present for today's NBA All-Star Media Day and will hold a separate press conference Sunday before participating in the All-Star Game." James is entering All-Star weekend playing at a very high level while leading the Lakers t o a 7-4 record in their last 11 games. LeBron's triple-double (28 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists) lifted the Lakers to a 124-104 win against the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday. Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images Lakers head coach JJ Redick didn't hold back about LeBron James after a 20-point win against the Mavericks. In his 23rd...

There is a growing expectation around the NBA that LeBron James will rejoin the Cleveland Cavaliers next summer in free agency, per ESPN's Tim MacMahon on Friday's edition of NBA Today . "I know what the rampant speculation is around the league," MacMahon said. "This summer, there's gonna be a reunion and potentially a retirement tour for the ages back home again with the Cleveland Cavaliers next year." James is currently in his 23rd season and e ighth with the Lakers. He's averaging 22.0 points, 7.1 assists and 5.8 rebounds per game. James is a free agent after this season, and there's been rampant speculation about whether the 2025-26 campaign could be his last. There's no doubt he can still play, even at the age of 41 in his 23rd NBA season. The question about his future, as James said, isn't about his game. Rather, it's about his body and mind (h/t Robert Marvi of LeBron Wire). "My game is not going anywhere," Jam...

"I've never been sorry at basketball. I've been good ever since I started playing," LeBron James confidently said after a historic triple-double in the win over Dallas on Thursday. At an age when many predicted he would be enjoying the beauty of family time, the four-time NBA champion continues to rewrite history. While he hasn't confirmed that this will be his final year in the league, his answers on retirement have been vague enough for fans to speculate. But this time, he added a new perspective to his retirement stance. In Thursday's win over the Mavs, James recorded 28 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds, becoming the oldest player in NBA history with a triple-double. He broke Karl Malone's 22-year-old record. After the game, a reporter asked James the same question that had been repeated in the locker room for years: if he could play for four or five more years like this. Advertisement "I could. But I don't know. It's not like my ...

LeBron James keeps finding ways to make NBA history 23 years into his career, this time becoming the oldest player ever to record a triple-double in a game to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 124-104 win over the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday. Speaking to reporters after the game, James had a reflective tone when talking about his 28-point, 12-rebound, 10-rebound performance. "I'm more appreciative of moments like this in my career, understanding where I'm at," said James. "I'm at the later stage of my journey, so definitely taking it in a little bit more." The Lakers are still playing without Luka Dončić due to a hamstring injury. Austin Reaves remains on a minutes restriction as he works his way back into peak condition following a calf injury. This has put more of an onus on James to carry the burden for Los Angeles recently. He's been more than up to the task, averaging 21.8 points, 10.5 assists and 6.8 rebounds per game in his last four st...

LeBron James accomplished an incredible feat in NBA history that saw him pass Karl Malone in the Los Angeles Lakers' matchup against the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night. James continues to defy expectations as one of the best veteran stars in the league at age 41. He has cemented a legacy as one of the greatest to ever play the game, but he keeps on creating new records throughout the 23rd season of his remarkable career. James added another record to his resume following his performance in Los Angeles' duel with Dallas. In 35 minutes of action, he obtained his first triple-double of the season. He finished with a stat line of 28 points, 12 assists, 10 rebounds, and a block. He shot 10-of-20 from the field, including 2-of-7 from beyond the arc, and 6-of-7 from the free-throw line. Two players at age 40 or older pulled off triple-doubles: James and Malone. The difference: James ended up being the oldest by nearly a year, per reporter Law Murray. "Oldest triple-...