LeBron James was the most-hyped NBA prospect in history. Standing 6'8" in high school and playing like a man among boys, James was nicknamed "The Chosen One." He skipped college and went to the pros straight out of high school. And unlike any high school phenom who made the jump from prep to pro, James dominated in the NBA right from Day 1.

This season, the league will take things a step further by placing patches on the jerseys of players who have earned certain individual honors. That includes being named to an All-NBA team, something that LeBron James experienced last season for a record 21st time.

In the first quarter of his first NBA game, Philadelphia 76ers rookie VJ Edgecombe broke a LeBron James NBA record. James held the mark for most points scored in the first quarter of an NBA debut, with 12. Now, it's Edgecombe's record.

James was not available for Opening Night for the first time in his NBA career due to sciatica. In early October, it was announced that he would miss at least three to four weeks, so it’s possible that LeBron won’t be available for the Lakers’ first 10 games.

Looking at one of his former teams, the Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James believes that the Cleveland Cavaliers are loaded with pressure heading into the 202

Stephen A. Smith reveals he doesn't like LeBron James and feels their courtside confrontation was orchestrated, stemming from criticism of Bronny James.

LeBron and Steph are still the faces of the league and know how intertwined their legacies are. But who could be next?

LeBron James has upset pizza lovers by eating the Italian delicacy incorrectly. On1, James posted a picture of himself eating some yummy pizza on his Instagram stories. While the picture looks harmless at first glance,

Bronny James, LeBron’s son and a rookie with the Lakers, was the one to post the NBA-shattering breaking news from insider Shams Charania in the players’ group chat.