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LeBron James and Stephen CurryEzra Shaw/Getty Images The NBA trade deadline came and went without the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors making any dramatic changes. Spencer Dinwiddie joined L.A. after a buyout, and Golden State unloaded Cory Joseph to save money, but the cores of both teams are generally the same. On Wednesday, we found out at least one of those organizations considered another route. "Over a clandestine 24-hour window prior to the trade deadline Thursday that included owner-to-owner conversations, the Golden State Warriors made an unsuccessful bid to convince the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James to consider a trade to pair him with longtime rival Stephen Curry," Adrian Wojnarowski wrote for ESPN. "The Warriors were eager to present a package deal to L.A., but neither the Lakers nor James were willing to explore a potential blockbuster." There aren't any details on what that package was (or wo...

LeBron James and Maverick Carter 's The SpringHill Company are launching a men's grooming line. Partnering up with Parlux, the production company is entering the beauty game to develop seven products encompassing skin, hair and beard care. The product is inspired by the company's Emmy-Award winning show, The Shop which is co-created by Paul Rivera and Randy Mims. The series, which is about to hit its seventh season, often sees James and Maverick and a host of other guest sit in a barbershop setting and enjoying a conversation about sports, politics, entertainment, community and just daily life happenings. In the past, famous guest have included Naomi Osaka, Carmelo Anthony, Tracee Ellis Ross, DJ Khaled, JAY-Z, Bad Bunny and many more. In a statement to WWD , Rivera said, "We created The Shop out of a deep love and passion for the barbershop experience. Our show was designed to bring people inside the shop for the debates, the arguments and the therapy you...

LeBron James will hope to make a difference for the Los Angeles Lakers when they square off against the Detroit Pistons at 10:30 PM ET on Tuesday. James posts 24.8 points and 7.8 assists per contest — both team highs. He is also posting 7.3 rebounds, shooting 51.9% from the field and 39.3% from beyond the arc with 2.1 made 3-pointers per game. LeBron James Prop Lines and Game Time NBA odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook . Odds updated Tuesday at 9:44 AM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub . Matchup: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Detroit Pistons Time: 10:30 PM Date: February 13, 2024 TV Channel: SportsNet LA and BSDET NBA League Pass: The most live games plus NBA TV. Free trial Points Prop: Over 24.5 (-125) Rebounds Prop: Over 6.5 (-115) Assists Prop: Over 8.5 (+114) LeBron James vs. Detroit Pistons James is averaging 4.3 more points versus the Pistons than his prop bet total for this game. His 6.2 rebo...

The private jets have arrived, the luxury suites are full and the celebrities are out for the Super Bowl . And it's not just that celebrity. Yes, Taylor Swift is at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for the big game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers . Even those who don't know the difference between a "Swiftie" and a "Safety" already knew that the 14-time Grammy winner would be there. But for this game, she is only one of the many high-profile stars who will steal some screen time from those wearing helmets and pads. Here are some of the celebrities in attendance at the Super Bowl: Taylor Swift, Blake Lively and Ice Spice Usher Beyonce Jay-Z Paul McCartney Paul McCartney and Taylor Swift attend Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium. (Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images) Leonardo DiCaprio Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber Justin...

Ronald Martinez/Getty Images The Los Angeles Lakers have been a disjointed mess since the start of the 2023-24 season, and they failed to make any meaningful upgrades ahead of the NBA trade deadline. Still, are you betting against LeBron James in the playoffs? At least one executive from a Western Conference rival isn't. "I don't want any piece of them in the playoffs," the exec said to ESPN's Dave McMenamin . Los Angeles is ninth in the Western Conference at 28-26, 3.5 games behind the sixth-place New Orleans Pelicans and only 1.5 games ahead of the Utah Jazz in 11th. There are plenty of indicators pointing to an argument the Lakers are destined for an early postseason exit, assuming they even get that far. They're 19th in net rating (minus-0.8), per NBA.com , despite James and Anthony Davis not only continuing to perform at high levels but also staying healthy. Austin Reaves hasn't taken a significant step forw...

The Super Bowl always brings out the stars and this year's big game in Las Vegas is no different. Taylor Swift isn't the only celebrity showing up to the most high-profile event in American sports. Among the famous folks showing up to root for the Kansas City Chiefs or the San Francisco 49ers include the likes of Jay-Z, LeBron James, Luke Combs and Post Malone. The Chiefs always seem to draw celebrity fans to this game, like actor Paul Rudd and rapper Tech N9ne. The 49ers have some famous supporters too, like actor Jeremy Renner Here's a full look at the many celebrities that showed up for Super Bowl 48: Feb 11, 2024; Paradise, Nevada, USA; Recording artist Post Malone arrives before Super Bowl LVIII between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – FEBRUARY 11: (L-R) Blue Ivy Carter, Jay-Z and Rumi Carter are seen prior to Super...

Getty Image LeBron James took credit for one of the coolest passes in recent NBA history. However, it is unclear as to whether it was actually on purpose. He is being accused of lying. The pass in question took place during the Lakers' game against the Nuggets on Thursday, Feb. 8. Los Angeles brought the ball up the court. James cut inward from the three-point line. Rui Hachimura threw a line drive pass into the middle that was intended for the greatest player of this generation. However, it barely touched James' hands and went soaring over his head right to Anthony Davis under the hoop. The bang-bang play confused Aaron Gordon and allowed for the easy two. If it was on purpose, it was incredible. Some major Jason Williams vibes. The original poster shared a clip of the pass from Thursday with a compilation of other cool assists that LeBron James has made during his 20 years in the NBA . Its caption implied that it was an intentional touch pass to Davis. His c...

Ronald Martinez/Getty Images Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is ready for fans to stop being surprised by his dominant 21st NBA season. "After all this time I'm still proving them wrong," James wrote Friday on X, formerly Twitter. James' comment referred to doubts that he had meant to complete the no-look pass that set up an Anthony Davis dunk during a Thursday night loss to the Denver Nuggets. James is averaging 24.9 points, 7.4 rebounds and 7.6 assists through 47 starts. He turned 39 in December. This isn't the first time this season James has taken to social media in order to challenge critics. In that post, James appeared to reference comments by Lakers head coach Darvin Ham, who before the start of the 2023-24 season described James to reporters as "an elder, wise man on the court, as well as off the court." "Old Man Wise still got the game in a chokehold/ It's been over 2 decades ...

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