For 22-time All-Star LeBron James, his last decision was about loyalty -- not to any of his previous stops but to his own basketball compass.
LeBron James is reportedly in active negotiations on a new deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, according to ESPN.
When James led the Lakers to the second round, it underscored an awkward reality for both sides: They might need each other more than either would care to admit.
For generations, the Lakers have been guided by a single strategy: get and keep stars. OKC's dominance is showing how antiquated that strategy truly is.
In a series of interviews with ESPN, James discusses the GOAT debate, which of his records he thinks is unbreakable and what he's going to do after basketball.
ESPN analyst Zach Kram examines how Game 1's shotmaking gap could actually be good news for Houston in its first-round series versus Los Angeles.