In the case of LeBron and Carmelo Anthony, two players drafted in the same year and on a collision course to become career-long rivals, they ultimately never did. According to James' agent Rich Paul, the primary reason was that the Detroit Pistons passed on drafting Anthony in 2003.

LeBron James and the Golden State Warriors are not a pairing that has a shot at happening anytime soon, according to Rich Paul.

James put forth an outstanding performance, dropping 20 points, seven assists, five rebounds, and three steals, helping lead his team to a 125-121 overtime victory over the Memphis Hustle on Saturday night. It appears the James family has taken down two different Memphis teams in the span of as many days.

“He looks bored, to be honest,” the scout said when asked his impressions of James' play. “I think he’s bored with the process. I think it’s hard for him to muster up and summon what he’s used to doing. If he’s interested, he can still get 25 [points] and do his thing. But I wouldn’t say he’s impacting winning.”

LeBron James loved what he saw out of Bronny James in his Los Angeles Lakers G League action on Saturday night.

Even though LeBron James has not given an official timeline for the end of his legendary NBA career, people within the league have started to think about what his next steps could be with his Los Angeles Lakers contract set to expire after this season.

Now, before we go any farther in sullying the King's good name, let's first make it clear that LeBron is not the Lakers' only, or even most, casual player. That distinction belongs to Luka Doncic, the president of all casuals.

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James is the oldest active player in the NBA. The 41-year-old is in his 23rd campaign and is no longer an MVP-type player.