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Analyst Makes Clear Stephen Curry, LeBron James NBA Rankings Statement originally appeared on Athlon Sports . This NBA season saw a changing of the guards as the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers will meet in the NBA Finals while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander won his first MVP award. Advertisement While some things have changed in the NBA, two legends of the game continued to play at a high level despite nearing the end of their playing careers. Those players are LeBron James of th e Los Angeles Lakers and Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors. Both James and Curry put together another incredible season that saw both players be named to the All-NBA Second Team. Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (left) and Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (right).© Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images Of course, the Warriors were able to make it to the second round of the playoffs while the Lakers were eliminated in the first round but both were eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolv...

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James savored Kendrick Lamar's contribution on the upcoming album from the Clipse. James posted an Instagram story quoting Lamar from his guest verse on "Chains & Whips," which hasn't yet seen the light of day. GQ's Frazier Tharpe reported executives from Universal Music Group initially bristled at having Lamar included on "Chains & Whips" given his ongoing feud with Drake, which helped to spawn a lawsuit from Drake against UMG. UMG owns Def Jam, which was slated to release Malice and Pusha T's newest collaboration, "Let God Sort 'Em Out." The Clipse's frustration with the handling of Lamar's verse, however, played a role in them leaving Def Jam altogether and signing with Roc Nation. With Roc Nation now releasing "Let God Sort 'Em Out," Lamar's unedited bars will be part of "Chains & Whips." Tharpe teased part of the verse by citin...

LeBron James Sends Message To Younger Self On Anniversary Of His Iconic Game originally appeared on Fadeaway World . LeBron James has put in some iconic performances in the playoffs over the years, and arguably the first one came on this day 18 years ago. James famously scored 25 straight points in Game 5 of the Conference Finals for the Cleveland Cavaliers against the Detroit Pistons in 2007, and had a message for his younger self on the anniversary. Advertisement "Young [King]! When it's all said and done, you'll finally realize what was happening throughout this journey." Credit: LeBron James/Instagram James was simply magnificent that night against the Pistons. He finished with 48 points (18-33 FG), nine rebounds, seven assists, and two steals to power the Cavaliers to victory. The Pistons were the No. 1 seed in the East, and they had no answer for James. He had 29 points in the fourth quarter and overtime to drag the Cavaliers to a ...