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LeBron James

LeBron James

Pts
25.7
Reb
7.3
Ast
8.3
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 9"/250 lbs
Born: Akron, Ohio
Draft: 2003 1st round (1st pick) by the
Cleveland Cavaliers
  • All Lakers

    Lakers News: LeBron James Friend-Turned-Foe Supports Assistant Coach for LA Gig

    The Los Angeles Lakers are set to hire the fourth head coach in 20-time All-Star LeBron James' soon-to-be-seven-year tenure — provided James sticks around. Beyond making some critical roster revisions to a club that finished with a good-not-great 47-35 record and a disappointing five-game exit at the hands of the Denver Nuggets, the Lakers' most pressing issue at this point is finding said new head coach, a replacement for two-year man Darvin Ham. The club is casting a wide net, and seems to generally be prioritizing a lot of elite assistant coaches, plus James' "Mind The Game" podcast cohost, JJ Redick.

  • ClutchPoints

    Paul Pierce suffers gruesome finger injury

    Paul Pierce is a polarizing figure among NBA fans. As much as the Boston Celtics faithful love the guy, many others have been irked by his questionable basketball takes in the past. The former NBA champion recently suffered a nasty finger injury, which resulted in him being hospitalized for a surgery. Pierce took snapshots of his fingers, and the images show plenty of blood and a broken phalange bone that's bent to the side.

  • ClutchPoints

    2024 NBA Draft prospects pick their GOAT, and Michael Jordan fans will hate it

    LeBron James' 21st season in the NBA didn't end the way he wanted. The Los Angeles Lakers were summarily dispatched from the playoffs by the Denver Nuggets again, this time building comfortable leads in each of their four losses following what many called the most competitive postseason sweep ever a year ago. Jamal Murray hit a pair of buzzer-beating game-winners over Los Angeles, too, just further confirmation of just how close yet so far the Lakers really are from top-tier title contention as a potentially transformational offseason dawns. Picking up where he left off after a regular season that cemented him as the greatest 39-year-old in league history, James averaged 27.8 points, 6.8 rebounds, 8.8 assists and 2.4 steals per game on 63.7% true shooting against the Nuggets, taking his game to new heights in the postseason once again.