LeBron James has played 22 NBA seasons, and has been an elite player in all of them, so it's easy to forget that he will actually retire at some point.

With the Lakers looking to become a title contender, we look at a bold trade proposal with the Heat and the Hawks that would allow them to do so at the cost of their young star.

The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly wants to maintain flexibility to make a run at a superstar to pair with Luka Doncic next summer.

One team linked to James — the Dallas Mavericks — does not have interest in gutting its roster to match James’ salary in a trade, a team source told The Athletic. And if there were a potentially better trade out there for the Lakers — one that would create cap flexibility while also addressing some of the team’s other needs — James has a full

NBA rumors reveal Bradley Beal showed little interest in the Los Angeles Lakers before signing with the Clippers after Phoenix Suns buyout.

The Los Angeles Lakers' longterm relationship with LeBron James appears to be nearing the end of its rope as the superstar heads into his age-41 season in 2025-26, which is also his final contract year with the NBA's signature franchise.

In Southern California, every move — and non-move — being made is happening with visions of pouncing if another superstar comes calling.

The Lakers have open spots on their roster, and these breakout Summer League stars could be ready to snatch them up.

Bronny James believes the Los Angeles Lakers will be a better team than they were last season, despite minor improvements.

According to Dan Woike of The Athletic, he did waive his implicit no-trade clause, which will allow the team to include him in a trade in order to improve its roster. No-trade clauses are extremely rare in the NBA. Currently, only LeBron James and Bradley Beal have a no-trade clause in their contracts.