LeBron James is 41 years old. He's dunking like he hasn't in nearly a decade. It really makes no sense for the Los Angeles Lakers' superstar, except that LeBron doesn't make sense in general. He's maintained a superstar level of play as long as anyone in the history of any sport.

LeBron James can extend his bevy of playoff records when the Lakers open the postseason on Saturday against Houston.

Chet Holmgren’s strong showing fuels OKC win over Lakers as Thunder take series lead, with LeBron leading LA’s struggle in Game 2 clash.

Busch was heard asking for a doctor as Sunday's NASCAR race was concluding.

LeBron James has played in 293 playoff games in his storied career, winning 185 of them. He has won four NBA championships, and captured four NBA Finals MVP awards. But before Saturday night, he had never done one thing in the postseason: he had never played with his son Bronny.

LeBron James isn’t easing up anytime soon, as the NBA icon shares what continues to drive him deep into his legendary run.

Bronny stole the ball with 51 seconds left in the first quarter and bounced the ball toward LeBron, who then crossed halfcourt and finished the play in transition with an uncontested dunk. It was the first son-to-father assist in NBA history.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The national media can’t stop talking about LeBron James returning to Cleveland. Terry Pluto is done with it. On the latest episode of the Terry’s Talkin’ podcast, longtime cleveland.com columnist Terry Pluto took a sharp detour ...