As one of the most influential players in NBA history, it makes sense that LeBron James talks to the greats of tomorrow when he gets the chance. That includes Cooper Flagg, who is widely believed to be the No.

The start of LeBron James's NBA career was something straight out of a movie, after the high school standout was drafted with the No. 1 pick by his hometown team, the Cleveland Cavaliers. During his Wednesday appearance on the Pat McAfee Show,

LeBron James is arguably the greatest player of all time and, by extension, the greatest No. 1 overall pick in the history of the NBA Draft. The No. 1 picks before James all deserve to be in the conversation — Magic Johnson,

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has criticized LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers for selecting Bronny James in the 2024 NBA Draft. In recent weeks, it’s caused as stir withing the NBA world on social media.

LeBron James seemed to hint that he believes some strings were pulled to have the Cleveland Cavaliers win the NBA Draft lottery in 2003. The comment came during Wednesday’s episode of The Pat McAfee Show,

A longstanding topic in sports is the debate of comparisons—comparing players from different eras of the game. One of the most talked-about debates is between NBA legends Michael Jordan and LeBron James.

James' route to the NBA was anything but normal. Before he even played for USC, he suffered a cardiac arrest in a summer workout. Thankfully, he fully recovered, but it was a setback for his freshman season and delayed his debut to December. He never had a massive impact on the Trojans.

Duke freshman star Cooper Flagg's outstanding performance in the NCAA Tournament results in the surfacing of a video with LeBron James.