Fifteen years ago this week, the NBA changed forever. In a July 8 televised ESPN special dubbed "The Decision," LeBron James declared that he was taking his talents to South Beach

But one notable name was missing from the lineup on Saturday as Bronny James was sidelined for the team’s opening contest, despite traveling with the team to San Francisco. The absence didn’t go unnoticed,

LeBron James' son Bronny is currently playing for the Los Angeles Lakers' Summer League team and appears to have been taking notes from his iconic father as he threw down a ferocious dunk against the

Read more: Mavericks' Interest in Acquiring LeBron James Receives Major Update During the 2024-25 NBA season with Los Angeles, James played in 70 games. He averaged 24.4 points, 8.2 assists, 7.8 rebounds, and a steal per game, while shooting 51.3 percent overall and 37.6 percent from three-point range.

The Los Angeles Lakers have done one really weird thing since the public began speculating about a possible LeBron James trade. L.A. has yet to acknowledge publicly that James opted-in to his player option for 2025-26 to play the upcoming season for $52.

The Los Angeles Lakers can accelerate their rebuild around Luka Doncic by trading LeBron James to one of his former teams for two young All-Stars. The post Lakers Trade Pitch Flips LeBron James to Former Team for 2 All-Stars appeared first on Heavy Sports.

James Gunn, writer and director of the off-kilter "Guardians of the Galaxy" films, tussled with various ideas on how to deliver a new take on Superman to the big screen. Gunn said he was aware of the many ways the noble hero had been approached since his 1938 debut,

James Gunn’s “Superman” is set to launch an entire new DC Universe, but the writer-director is not feeling the kind of pressure one might think. Gunn, who is also the co-head of DC Studios with Peter Safran,

We have watched a million movies with characters who don’t have their upbringing explained,’ complained the Superman director