LeBron James' future with the Los Angeles Lakers has been a key talking point at NBA Summer League, especially with retirement looming.

In the latest NBA rumors roundup, LeBron James retirement could be on the horizon, Chris Paul could reunite with a former team, and Brandon Ingram's future in Toronto could be in flux.

As four-time NBA champion, LeBron James enters the 23rd season of his career, he will tie eight-time NBA All-Star Vince Carter for the longest career in NBA his

LeBron James Says NBA Is Moving Past ‘Big Three’ Era: “It’s About Depth Now” originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

Growing speculation indicates that LeBron James may soon announce his retirement ahead of the next NBA season.

The most-likely scenario, according to Dan Woike and Joe Vardon of The Athletic, is James stays put and the Lakers see how far they can get next season with a core of James, Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves, and Rui Hachimura, plus free-agent additions Deandre Ayton and Jake LaRavia.

Speculation over LeBron James ’ future has intensified as he enters his 23rd NBA season. The 40-year-old opted into his $52.6 million player option for the 2025-26 season, marking the first time during his Los Angeles Lakers tenure that he didn’t sign a multi-year extension when faced with the ability to do so.

LeBron James and his 10-year-old daughter Zhuri Nova arrived at the NBA Summer League arena in Las Vegas as the perfect father-daughter duo, their obvious

Since entering the NBA in 2003 as a teenage phenom, LeBron James has become more than just a basketball player - he's a cultural icon, a record-breaker, and a living legend. For o

LeBron James is in the twilight of his career, and super agent Rich Paul shared his thoughts on what the NBA landscape will look like after James. James is 40

Brandon Jennings sits down with Keyshawn Johnson to reveal his Top 5 NBA players to skip college, including LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and himself. Jennings breaks down what it takes to go straight to the league and why these players stood out without playing a minute of college ball.