"It Sucks"... LeBron James Sounds Off On Mavericks Win Over Lakers
Lakers' LeBron James becomes second player ever with a triple-double after turning 40 years old
LeBron James turned 40 years old a few weeks ago, but that hasn't stopped him from putting up big numbers and writing his name into the record books. In the Los Angeles Lakers' 111-88 win over the lowly Washington Wizards on Tuesday,
Lakers trade rumors: How LeBron James and Co. can acquire Luka Doncic's 'perfect partner' from Mavericks in 3-team deal
LeBron James and the LA Lakers' misery against teams .500 or better continued after Sunday's 116-102 blowout loss to the LA Clippers in their first matchup at Intuit Dome.
LeBron James revealed his blueprint for how he’s built success with such class and grace on and off of the court.
Mavericks guard Klay Thompson reached 16,000 points but doesn't understand how LeBron James has over 40,000 points.
LeBron James becomes the 2nd player in NBA history to record a triple-double at age 40, joining Karl Malone, who was 105 days older when he did it on Nov. 28, 2003.
LeBron James cleared his thoughts on the LA Lakers' roster state after Sunday's 116-102 loss to the LA Clippers.
NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder isn't LeBron James' very best moment, but it holds a special place, anyway.
Despite a near triple-double from LeBron James, the Mavericks mostly held Anthony Davis in check. He had 21 points, but it came on just 7/18 shooting. Any time you can hold Davis to a performance like that, you'll stand a good chance of winning, especially when Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving, and Daniel Gafford are all out.
So as far as the Golden State Warriors are concerned, Dallas is vulnerable. And after watching LeBron James' guys here? The Lakers are vulnerable, too.
In the first quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers game against the Dallas Mavericks, guard Max Christie grabbed an offensive rebound near the baseline, turned and found James at the top of the key. Christie hit James with a pass in stride and James took it to the net.
Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson reacted to the highlight reel dunk LeBron James threw down against the Dallas Mavericks.
So far this season, the Lakers have not shone on all fronts like many hoped given their star-studded squad. Across 40 games, they have won 22 and lost 18. The team sit in 6th place in the Western Conferenc e standings and are just ahead of the Dallas Mavericks, who have had their own problems during the campaign.
Austin Rivers played against many incredible players in his 11 seasons in the NBA and believes Kyrie Irving was the best he ever had to guard. During an interview with Overtime, Rivers explained why Irving was even more difficult to defend than someone like LeBron James.
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