The Los Angeles Lakers are set to face off against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday evening in an exciting East-West showdown. As the game approaches, the team is optimistic that both of their top stars will be on the floor.

When the Los Angeles Lakers visit San Francisco on January 25th, it’s not just another game, it’s a showcase of basketball’s biggest stars. LeBron James will take the court potentially alongside his son,

The Golden State Warriors may complete an NBA-altering deal for a Los Angeles Lakers standout forward this season.

Maverick Carter, Lebron James’ business partner, is advising a group of investors looking to put together an international basketball league. UBS and Evercore are advising on the deal, while early backers include tech executives and a private equity firm with a stake in Carter and James’ media company.

Though his childhood friend and business partner Maverick Carter is reportedly behind an effort to launch an international basketball league, Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is not involved,

LeBron James has made it abundantly clear that one of his post-playing plans involves owning an NBA team. As such, it's unsurprising he won't be involved in business manager Maverick Carter's ambitious plan to start a global basketball league rivaling the NBA.