We’ve reached a familiar point in LeBron James’ career — one that has come up several times before — where it seems he may be weighing his options for the future. After seven seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers,

LeBron James may be 40, but don’t let the number fool you—he’s not ready to hand over the crown just yet. The four-time NBA champion and surefire Hall of Famer

As LeBron James continues to keep an eye on what the Los Angeles Lakers will do to upgrade their roster for next season, the scenario of him potentially returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers doesn't seem to be on the table right now.

The dust has largely settled in 2025 free agency and many around the league are still wondering: What in the world is going on with LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers? It’s a question that seemed to be answered last week when the 40-year-old picked up his $52.

At 40 years old, LeBron James wants to win, and win now. If he and the Lakers agree to part ways, these teams could make sense.

LeBron James Reacts to Major Coaching News on Thursday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. LeBron James is getting ready to play in his 23rd season in the NBA. Throughout his career, playing with the Los Angeles Lakers, Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat, James has played with countless teammates.

As the rumors continue swirling surrounding LeBron James, Dallas has become a team to watch. James and Irving are close friends. There have been rumblings over the last couple of years about the two former teammates reuniting for one more run.

LeBron James’s latest power play makes it clear just how much the NBA team-building game has changed since his prime.

Still, many are speculating or even predicting that James may not be on the team's roster come October. Brian Windhorst said on ESPN Cleveland that the superstar and the Lakers are "beginning to move apart" and that this is the beginning of the end of his time with the franchise (h/t Lakers Daily ).