The Cleveland Cavaliers would seem to be the logical choice for James if he were to end his career outside of LA. He spent 11 seasons with the team, he’s from the area, and the Cavs have a championship-caliber team on paper that hasn’t translated to the playoffs yet. James could be the missing piece that gets them over the hump.

The Cleveland Cavaliers would likely welcome a reunion with LeBron James at the right price. The unknown is what that price is, especially since he opted into his player option earlier this offseason, making a trade to a contender pretty unrealistic.

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers appear to be on the outs, opening up the possibility that he plays for another team in 2026-27. He could also request a trade or a buyout, leading to an earlier departure.

Hakeem Olajuwon on what separates Michael Jordan from LeBron James: "Jordan was a far more superior player in a very, very tough league" originally appeared on Basketball Network. Hakeem Olajuwon did not sugarcoat his answer when asked to weigh in on the GOAT debate during a 2015 interview.

Kevin Love's name returned to the headlines on Monday when he moved in a three-team trade to the Utah Jazz. Love referred to himself as a "math problem," knowing he was only in the deal to make salaries match. The good news for Love: The Jazz are expected to buy him out. And now he'll have his pick of a new destination.

LeBron James’s houses are fit for an NBA legend, and with each passing year, he further cements his status as such. As the current oldest player in the league (the Los Angeles Lakers star is preparing for his 23rd NBA season),

LeBron James‘ future with the Los Angeles Lakers has been a significant topic of discussion this summer. The arrival of Luka Doncic has shifted the power balance within the halls of the Purple and Gold.

There's been a lot of smoke surrounding a potential trade sending LeBron James to the Cavaliers, and the King himself might be purposefully fueling the fire.