LeBron James has decided not to return to the Los Angeles Lakers for his 24th season in the NBA and will instead play elsewhere after eight years with the team.

Rumors linking James to Golden State have intensified amid reports that the Warriors are exploring the idea of pairing him with Anthony Davis in one final championship push.

The Los Angeles Lakers made a big free agency announcement regarding LeBron James and other All-Star players.

LeBron James' wife Savannah is starting a new business venture as he looks for a new NBA team.

The 41-year-old James won't be in a rush to select his next team

LeBron James will play a record 24th NBA season in 2026-27, but it won't be for the Los Angeles Lakers. James, who will turn 42 next season, spent the last eight seasons in Los Angeles, where he won the Finals in 2020.

There are no plans to have other LeBron James suitors pitch agent Rich Paul on his podcast, as 76ers executive Bob Myers did this week.

The Los Angeles Lakers have not made an offer to LeBron James for him to return. Now, he has made a decision for the team about his future.