LeBron James was the most-hyped NBA prospect in history. Standing 6'8" in high school and playing like a man among boys, James was nicknamed "The Chosen One." He skipped college and went to the pros straight out of high school. And unlike any high school phenom who made the jump from prep to pro, James dominated in the NBA right from Day 1.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James recently revealed which NBA team he believes is under the most pressure this season.

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ESPN's Shams Charania reported the Houston Rockets are re-signing Durant to a two-year, $90 million extension. That will take his career earnings past $590 million and move him ahead of James in the all-time rankings.

The Warriors' TV channel social media account took a jab at Lakers superstar forward LeBron James after the season opening win.

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James reminded everyone that although he has been pulling off awe-inspiring feats of basketball brilliance for the last 22 NBA seasons, he is mortal

During an appearance on the "Pivot" podcast, Stephen A. Smith slammed LeBron James for not coming for "white" media members.