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LeBron James will be the first NBA player to reach 23 seasons. How is he still one of the best?

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.

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Is LeBron James playing vs. Warriors? Lakers star sidelined by injury

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Lakers' LeBron James gets strong advice about retiring from NBA

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NBA Legend Dirk Nowitzki Makes Luka Doncic Prediction Without Hesitation

As Luka Doncic enters his first full season with the Los Angeles Lakers, there are plenty of eyes on him and the level of impact he will make on the storied franchise.

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Why LeBron James is not playing against the Warriors

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LeBron’s sciatica explained: The pain that’s sidelining the Lakers star for weeks

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Exclusive: Nate Robinson calls out LeBron James, Ja Morant, and Zion Williamson over NBA Dunk Contest

Three-time NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion Nate Robinson doesn't like what's happened to the competition, but he has ideas on how to fix it.

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NBA’s Best Poster Dunks of the 21st Century: Insane Slams That Changed the Game!

Few plays in basketball are as electrifying as a poster dunk. These moments, where a player rises above the defense to throw down a powerful slam, can change the entire momentum of a game and ignite the crowd like no other play. From Vince Carter’s ...

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Caitlin Clark can dunk on LeBron James in NBA 2K26

Some sports moments can only happen in video games, like Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark dunking on superstar Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James. While that's an improbable scenario in real life despite how amazing Clark is at basketball ...

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Warriors’ Stephen Curry sets new NBA record as LeBron James watched helplessly

Stephen Curry didn't need to do much in the Warriors' win, but he still made history as LeBron James and the Lakers watched.