LeBron James has no doubt broken the traditional norms when it comes to longevity in professional sports. At 40 years old, he continues to dominate the game at a high level, averaging close to 25 points per game.

Remarkably, in last year's NBA Playoffs, James remained among the league's best. He ranked tenth in the league in points (25.4), rebounds (9.0) and assists (5.6), fourth in minutes played (40.8) and third in steals (2.0). It was a stunning achievement at his age in one of the world's premier athletic competitions.

Coach JJ Redick says the Los Angeles Lakers must find a way to win without LeBron James, but even he felt the absence of his injured superstar in an NBA season-opening loss to the Golden State Warriors.

A lot of NFL players turn to music to motivate themselves before games. Music allows them to relax first and then focus on the task at hand. According to Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, his top wide receiver, Puka Nacua, is different.

LeBron James announced his "second decision" on Oct. 7, 2025 with speculation of his pending retirement rising.

Los Angeles Rams star Puka Nacua is a well-known LeBron James fan, but his fandom might go beyond what you might think. Nacua’s teammates, Matthew Stafford and Davante Adams, revealed on the QB 1 on 1 show that he actually watches James’ highlights ...

Of all the milestones LeBron James has reached, this season might feature his most impressive ones. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar already holds the NBA's career records for points scored and minutes played,

James signed his first shoe contract — seven years, $87 million with Nike — in 2003. He’s been rich ever since and famous before that. Two months shy of 41, he’s lived more life as a scrutinized star than he ever did as a “normal” person. Enough time has passed that he might forget a fan’s point of view.

However, the Houston Rockets star has finally edged out his longtime rival and contemporary in a notable milestone — career earnings. By inking a two-year, $90M extension on Sunday, Durant saw his career earnings increase to $591,135,653 over 21 NBA seasons, making him the highest-paid player in league history, per Spotrac.