Hall of Fame NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line believes LeBron James leaving the Los Angeles Lakers for the Cleveland Cavaliers “would be the closest thing to a storybook ending.” LeBron has played for his hometown Cavaliers twice.

You must be living under a rock if you haven’t heard at least one rumor about a potential LeBron James trade, or specifically a reunion with the Cleveland

LeBron James’ return to the Los Angeles Lakers for the upcoming NBA season is far from certain. As he nears the twilight of his career, the four-time champion is focused on contending for another title.

When James returned home to Northeast Ohio the first time, many doubted he would actually do it. A recent photo of James in a hat that reads “Welcome home” circulating on social media has sparked speculation, though its meaning remains unclear:

This article was originally published on www.si.com as LeBron James Sends Congratulations to Cavaliers Assistant GM Amid Trade Speculation.

Kyrie Irving admits he misses playing with LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant: "All of them pushed me to be better" originally appeared on Basketball Network. From the day he entered the league 14 seasons ago, there was something different about Kyrie Irving.

James was a recently drafted rookie in 2003 when the Rockers folded. Gordon Gund, who owned the Rockers and the Cavaliers, decided to place financial priority on James — a fact that is understandable, given all we know about his talent and prowess, but that also meant Gund attempted to find a new ownership group for the WNBA team.