LeBron James is 40 years old and in his 22nd season in the NBA and he's still doing things that make fans' jaws drop. There will forever be debates if he or Michael Jordan is the NBA's greatest player ever,

LeBron James' prime years took place before he ever got to the Lakers, but he still managed to become one of the franchises' ten greatest contributors.

LeBron James recently turned 40 and is currently in his 22nd season in the NBA, tied with Vince Carter for the most seasons played. At this point, many had expected James to retire, but the Los Angeles Lakers star continues to play at a high level, revealing what drives him to keep going.

LeBron James tried to call a timeout right before Max Christie's inbound pass intended for him was picked off in the final seconds.

After another brutal loss, Lakers star LeBron James reflected on what went wrong for his team in their second straight defeat. During the post-game media chat, James explained why the Lakers couldn't get it going offensively and how that negatively impacted their efforts on the other end.

Bronny James faced criticism for choosing to stay on the bench with LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers instead of playing with the South Bay Lakers.

In the first quarter of the game, Max Christie had just grabbed an offensive rebound and found LeBron James cutting down the lane, who switched hands in midair to windmill slam it

LeBron James, the cornerstone of the LA Lakers' offence, is listed as "questionable" due to a nagging left foot injury but is expected to play unless unforeseen setbacks arise.

The Los Angeles Lakers in the playoff picture, but if things go south before the Feb. 6 NBA trade deadline, LeBron James could force his way out.