Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James made NBA MVP voting history this season. No, the 21-time All-Star power forward did not win a fifth MVP award, but he did earn one fourth-place vote and 13 fifth-place votes from the league's pool of 100 global media members.

LeBron James, a dominant force in the NBA, boasts a career filled with remarkable achievements. He has secured four NBA championships, four MVP awards, and the title of NBA's all-time leading scorer.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James finished sixth in the NBA MVP voting, notably receiving one fourth-place vote and 13 fifth-place votes, per NBA Communications.

A three-time NBA champion and one of LeBron James' former teammates doesn't think the leading scorer of all time will win a championship with Luka Doncic on the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers acquired Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks in February.

It's been roughly 12 years since LeBron James won his last MVP, and there is growing doubt that he'll ever win the award again. Still, fans couldn't help but notice where James ranked in this year's MVP ballot in his 22nd season: at sixth place,

NBA offseason buzz centers on LeBron James's free agency. ESPN analyst hints James will likely remain with the Los Angeles Lakers. At 40, James continues to perform at an elite level. His decision hinges on health,

Los Angeles Lakers star player LeBron James turned 40 in December 2024. However, his age did not impact his performance on the court. He continued to show stellar efforts for the Lakers during the 2024-25 NBA season.

LeBron James continues to be an ageless wonder, and Lakers fans celebrated his unparalleled longevity after he finished 6th in MVP voting.

Los Angeles Lakers star, LeBron James, 40, became the oldest player in NBA history to rank inside the top 10 in MVP voting. The previous oldest top-10 finalist prior to this seaso

LeBron James has been an elite player for over two decades, and DeMar DeRozan learned it firsthand. During an appearance on the ‘Run Your Race’ podcast, the Sacramento Kings forward discussed the four-time NBA champion.