The trade scenario regarding LeBron James is getting pretty interesting with each passing day. While James has opted in for his contract with the Lakers, his future remains uncertain beyond that. And with rumors swirling in,

LeBron James opted to avoid adding any clarity to what has suddenly become a complicated Lakers outlook. The superstar had a chance to clear up the trade rumors and speculation that’ve made his Los Angeles future murky, but when asked by ESPN on Saturday if he wanted to join their NBA Summer League broadcast, James declined.

According to Kevin Gray Jr. of DLLS Sports, the Dallas Mavericks are not pursuing a trade for Los Angeles Lakers star and NBA icon LeBron James. The 40-year-old

LeBron James’ long-term future with the Los Angeles Lakers has become one of the most talked-about storylines this offseason. Ever since Chris Paul hinted that LeBron is focused on winning another championship,

If James gets moved, the Dallas Mavericks would likely be one of his top landing spots. When discussing the situation once again, Paul recently shared what he's looking for in the future. He later added that it’s up to the media to decide how to interpret his comments, and that his focus is on enjoying the summer for himself and James.

LeBron James continues to master the art of plausible deniability. The Los Angeles Lakers star James caused another stir on Monday with a post about his former team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Los Angeles Lakers are in a tenuous position, and Brian Windhorst has now revealed why they're stressing about Luka Doncic.

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers front office are reportedly at odds, and their relationship won’t improve anytime soon. The addition of Luka Dončić has caused an internal conflict with the franchise’s pivot to the 26-year-old superstar looming.