LeBron James says his historical NBA Finals run with the Heat and the Cavaliers made him feel like he was in a warzone with his teammates

Video of Richard Jefferson and Channing Frye explaining why it's a challenge to play alongside Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.

In this video, we relive some of the NBA’s most insane scoring bursts, from Steph Curry and Omri Caspi’s three-point shootout to Paul Millsap’s 11-point explosion in 29 seconds. We’ve got Lebron’s legendary takeover in the 2007 East Finals ...

LeBron James and Kyrie Irving formed one of the NBA’s greatest duos during their time together in Cleveland. Their three-year NBA journey together culminated in the Cavaliers bouncing back from a 3-1 deficit to defeat the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals.

Winning in the NBA demands far more than raw talent — something both LeBron James and Steve Nash understand all too well. Despite being former MVPs, each endured crushing defeats on basketball’s grandest stage.

According to an insider, the issues between the Lakers and LeBron James date back to 2021 when the franchise traded for Russell Westbrook.

On Monday's edition of NBA Today on ESPN, Miami Heat vice president of basketball development Udonis Haslem, who played with LeBron in Miami a decade ago, made it clear that James is welcome back in Miami.

A recent leaked video details the extent of the trash-talking between LeBron James and Stephen Curry during the 2016 NBA Finals.