NBA Hall of Famer Dwayne Wade says that discussions around the greatest players ever are usually against LeBron James.

The spiciest debate in professional sport, I would argue, is whether Michael Jordan or LeBron James is the greatest basketball player to ever live. Passionate NBA fans across generations will fight

If you want to get to the core of the argument for LeBron James as the greatest player in the history of basketball, there may be no better place to start than with an exploration of the worst team in memory to reach the NBA Finals.

Cheryl Miller gave her personal ranking of MJ, Kobe, and LeBron, saying it comes down to eras and mindset. She praised Jordan’s killer instinct, Kobe’s work ethic, and LeBron’s all-around dominance. Cheryl said there’s no wrong pick—but for her,

Jay Williams argues that we should care just as much about the businesspeople behind our favorite athletes. Should we?

Well that was a waste of time. After a rumor-fueled summer thus far, LeBron James is apparently shutting down any trade or buyout talk, at least for the near future: according to The Athletic's Dan Woike and Joe Vardon,

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,