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Ramona Shelburne Dismisses LeBron James Retirement Buzz, Says the King Is Keeping “His Options Open”
The possibility of LeBron James hanging up his boots after the end of the 2025-26 season has long been considered high, and every arena he walks into now feels a little heavier. Fans all across America are left wondering whether they have just witnessed the last time they will ever see him play live.
A new report suggests that LeBron James is reportedly not taking on any additional charge to save Bronny James's role within the Lakers core.
Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is firmly in favor of Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James being part of the NBA All-Star Game even though James wasn't named an All-Star starter for the first time since 2006.
Calf strains, torn Achilles, and ACL injuries are quite common in today’s game. While LeBron James may have avoided severe injuries throughout his 23-year career, he has noticed a new, sad trend.
LeBron James and Tyrese Haliburton discuss modern NBA injury issues that lead to missed games.
There's a way for the Cavaliers to trade for James without giving up Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley or Darius Garland, the Lakers to acquire a younger All-Star forward in his place and a third team to be compensated mightily with players, draft picks and future salary relief. This is the LeBron trade that actually makes sense.
LeBron James said today’s faster pace leads to more soft-tissue injuries, making an 82-game season tougher now than in the ’80s and ’90s