ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith is one of the biggest fans of NBA icon Michael Jordan. He has constantly said that Jordan is the greatest player of all time. However, Smith can’t believe what he’s seeing from LeBron James this season.

There's just one snag: the clock is not running out on the current record holder. LeBron James, 40 years old and playing in his 22nd season, seems to exist in a singularity, unaffected by time. James surpassed 50,

In an unexpected move, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has called for an end to one of the most polarizing topics in NBA media. On the hit show First Take, Smith and his cohorts discussed the longevity and growing accomplishments of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.

The Los Angeles Lakers could be in perfect position to land a talented forward from the Utah Jazz via trade this offseason.

The game hasn’t gotten easy for the Los Angeles Lakers since the trade deadline. It just looks that way. Consider this moment from Sunday night’s win over the Clippers: Jaxson Hayes got a defensive rebound,

Since the Lakers listlessly began their post-All-Star break stretch with a disappointing loss against Charlotte, they’ve played seven times. Seven times in 13 days. It’s the Lakers longest winning streak of the season.