LeBron James led the Miami Heat to back-to-back NBA titles in 2012 and 2013. However, a former player from that team has now shared the primary reason why James is not the greatest player of all time.

Former NBA star Dwight Howard did not resign with the Lakers after he helped the franchise win a title, and he claims one of his ex-teammates is responsible.

Lakers star LeBron James pushes his combined career scoring total past 50,000 points, becoming the 1st NBA player to ever reach that threshold.

Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas has never shied away from voicing his opinion — especially when it comes to LeBron James. While he’s often praised the future Hall of Famer, this time, Arenas took a different approach.

As the Los Angeles Lakers gear up for the playoffs, LeBron James remains confident in his team's ability to compete at the highest level, even amid recent setba

Lakers superstar LeBron James connected on his first shot of Tuesday's game, a 3-pointer, to become the first player in NBA history to score 50,000 combined points in the regular season and postseason.

Dwight Howard was a big reason the Lakers won the championship in the bubble back in 2020. But despite finishing ninth in Sixth Man of the Year voting that season, the eight-time All-Star was sent packing the next year.

Dwight Howard is on his way to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, and yet if given the choice, Howard would still want to continue his NBA career. Howard last played in the NBA in 2022 when he returned to the Los Angeles Lakers in the first season of their failed Russell Westbrook experiment,

Howard recently revealed that he was let go by the Los Angeles Lakers for calling LeBron a bad word. Howard and former James teammate Mario Chalmers were on a podcast together, and Chalmers was asked what he would say to James when they had a conflict while playing together.

The No. 1 overall pick in the 2004 NBA Draft is making a big claim this week about the No. 1 overall pick in the 2003 NBA Draft. On the latest episode of his podcast “Above The Rim with DH 12,” eight-time NBA All-Star center Dwight Howard spoke out on his time with the Los Angeles Lakers.