NBA legend LeBron James cried in Randy Mims’ driveway a month after leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Miami Heat in 2010. LeBron was away from his family, was getting booed in every road arena and his jersey was getting burned across Northeast Ohio.

LeBron James praises the Cleveland Cavaliers' incredible season, calling them contenders and expressing pride in the foundation he helped build.

LeBron James is trying to lead the Los Angeles Lakers on a run to the NBA Finals this season, but right now, his old team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, seem to have the best shot of winning it all this season. With the Cavs scorching hot, James weighed in on their success with some interesting comments.

The Los Angeles Lakers secured their fourth consecutive win on Monday night with a hard-fought 112-107 victory over the Charlotte Hornets. The game showcased

Just a few games shy of the season's midway point, the Cleveland Cavaliers have the NBA's best record at 39-5, and are six games ahead of the defending champion Boston Celtics for first place in the Eastern Conference.

As LeBron James has risen to international stardom, he has had a silent partner. This is the story of how Randy Mims became one of the most important men in basketball.

The Los Angeles Lakers locker room is in high spirits. Not only are the Lakers winning games, but the team seems to be having fun on and off the court.

LeBron James spent that time chatting with brothers Jason and Travis Kelce, Cleveland Heights natives, and veterans of the NFL. During that time, James talked about the current Cavs and playing with his son Bronny. The Cavaliers are off to a league-best 34 ...

LeBron James commented on the amazing success the Cavaliers are having this season, and his choice of words was interesting.

Charles Lee is the fourth-youngest head coach in the NBA. At 39-years-old, Lee is only older than Joe Mazzulla (Celtics), Will Hardy (Jazz), and Mark Daigneault (Thunder), four coaches who are some of the faces of the youth-movement sweeping across benches in the Assocation.

Akron native LeBron James talked up the Cleveland Cavaliers and his son Bronny on the latest "New Heights" podcast. The Los Angeles Lakers forward also wore a green baseball cap that read "Ohio Native," catching the attention of some on social media.

During the conversation, LeBron James also noted that the 2024-25 Cavaliers have an 'opportunity to do something special.'