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The two historic records LeBron James is looking to break with the Lakers
With his 23rd season, James is closing in on two major all-time records. First, he’s aiming to surpass Boston Celtics legend Robert Parish, who appeared in 1,611 games over 21 seasons. Known as ‘The Chief’, Parish played every game except for his final year – when, at age 43, he suited up in 43 contests for the Chicago Bulls.
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James praises Kevin Durant for this aspect of his game that has shown no signs of declining.
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ESPN's Bobby Marks on how much of a trade market there is for LeBron JamesAccording to Bobby Marks of ESPN, there is another complicating factor. He was asked on "Get Up" if there is a market for ...
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LeBron James Set To Rewrite NBA History: 3 Records The Lakers Star Could Break In The 2025-26 SeasonLebron James is ready to make NBA history once again. The 40-year-old All-Star player continues to expand his greatness ...
Rich Paul hinted that some teams are interested in trading for LeBron James. A few teams have already reached out to him ...
Like Thompson did on Tuesday, James has always spoken highly of Cleveland, which is near his hometown of Akron, Ohio. The ...
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Former NBA All-Star Questions Why LeBron James And Austin Reaves Should Take Pay Cuts While Lakers Owners Avoid Luxury TaxLeBron James has officially picked up his $52.6 million player option to remain with the Los Angeles Lakers for the 2025-26 ...
LeBron James was overheard telling friends that his wife Savannah James wants him to 'retire in the next year or so' just ...
The tone of Sunday's messaging was such that it’s fair to wonder how the LeBron-Lakers partnership will go from here.
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