Recently, Redd shared a video to his X account looking back on his golden years with Milwaukee, along with his decision to stay with the Bucks franchise rather than jump ship to play with LeBron James in Cleveland, calling it a "Trade Machine-like moment that few people remember."

COLUMBUS, Ohio — LeBron James has never hidden his support of Ohio State football, but on Thursday, he reminded the NBA of where he stands in college football’s most heated rivalry. In a loss against the Bulls, the Lakers forward wore Ohio State-inspired Nike shoes.

Be honest: a small part of you thinks the NBA Draft lottery might be rigged, right? Don't be embarrassed. A lot of people, on some level, believe that to be the case. One of them happens to be at the center of one such conspiracy: the No.

Brian Windhorst is taking the high road after being on the receiving end of a shot from LeBron James. Windhorst took a shot from James when the Los

LeBron's beefs with Stephen A. Smith and other ESPN reporters are nothing new, as our columnist can personally attest.

LeBron James made waves this week when he appeared on The Pat McAfee Show and made shocking comments. It was the first time we’ve really seen LeBron appear on a media platform other than his own and be completely candid.

For "King James" he knows the end of the road is near. With 22 years of NBA experience, LeBron James is one of the most outstanding athletes in the world. His dominance in the most competitive basketball league has allowed him to be considered the greatest player in the history of the sport,

LeBron James is arguably the greatest player of all time and, by extension, the greatest No. 1 overall pick in the history of the NBA Draft. The No. 1 picks before James all deserve to be in the conversation — Magic Johnson,

Antetokounmpo and the Bucks now trail the Knicks in the East with a 40-33 record on the year, casting shadows of doubt on their NBA Finals hopes going forward. Following the game,

Bronny James has had a sensational rookie season in the G League for the South Bay Lakers. The former USC guard had a game earlier this week where he put up 39