With LeBron James perhaps mulling a split from the Los Angeles Lakers, it's only fair to wonder whether he might be hearing the siren's song of South Beach again.

In no way should the Mavericks want to trade for LeBron James. He's set to make $52.6 million this season, and if he were to be traded, Bronny James would have to come with him, m

If the Los Angeles Lakers want to trade LeBron James, it might have to be a bigand complicated transaction.The post Blockbuster 13-Player Trade Idea Has LeBron & Bronny James Sent toLakers Rival appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James are heading into their final season together, at least when it comes to the superstar's current contract. Earlier this offseason, James opted in to the final year of his contract that will pay him just over $52.

While a lot of things depend on how this season plays out, there is a lot of talk around the league about LeBron's future.

There's been plenty of speculation about the NBA future of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James this offseason, and things took a wild new turn on Saturday. The 40-year-old James, who exercised his $52.

If Nikola Jokic’s agent was looking to raise some eyebrows, he certainly succeeded. Misko Raznatovic, the agent of the Denver Nuggets superstar, posted to Instagram a not-so-subtle post of himself on a yacht with Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James and his longtime business partner,