LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves helped close out a close game against Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies to help the Lakers earn a 134-127 victory.

Luka Doncic and LeBron James are a duo built for Hollywood. The Los Angeles Lakers stars linked up for an awesome play Saturday that birthed a legendary photo. At the end of the first half in a road game against the Memphis Grizzlies,

Following the game, several critics also gave James a new nickname in relation to his crucial turnover. Many were quick to call him the GOAT, but with a rather different meaning. "I knew it. Lebron James is the GOAT. Greatest Of All Turnovers," a commenter wrote on Facebook.

Jokic finished just four assists away from recording a triple-double, but his ability to fill the stat sheet wasn't the only thing that stood out. The star center will probably be remembered for the insane buzzer-beater he sank with a one-handed three-pointer from behind the half-court logo.

The Denver Nuggets are in a tight battle for the second seed in the Western Conference in part because they haven't beaten teams they should have defeated.

Luka Doncic’s game-day outfit effortlessly stole the spotlight before the Los Angeles Lakers' game against the Chicago Bulls. Before things heated up on the court, the NBA star continued to make headlines,

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Josh Giddey stuns the Los Angeles Lakers with a buzzer-beater from his own half in a 119-117 victory for the Chicago Bulls.

The Jazz lost, as you might expect, to the Denver Nuggets. Changing focuses, here's a look at what Will Hardy thinks of the NCAA tournament.

LeBron James recently paid Giannis Antetokounmpo a huge compliment, saying he would have dominated past eras of basketball, specifically the 1970s. While he was flattered, Antetokounmpo wasn't sure that was a fair comparison.

Giannis Antetokounmpo was flattered by LeBron James saying he could score 250 points in an NBA game in the 1970s, but he also acknowledged the difference in approaches to the sport between the different eras.

Speaking on the Pat McAfee Show, James boldly proclaimed that Giannis Antetokounmpo would score 250 points in one game if he played in the 1970s. A touch of exaggeration, one might say, but James's point about how dominant players would be dominant no matter what year they played in got across.

LeBron James and ESPN's Stephen A. Smith have been engaged in a bitter feud that's gotten out of hand. The big question is: Why do we care?

It’s Stephen A. Smith’s job to ruffle feathers, but did he take it too far when he questioned LeBron James’ parenting?

The NBA world has been rocked by the ongoing drama between Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James and longtime analyst Stephen A. Smith. More news: Lakers' LeBron James Roasts Stephen A. Smith with Taylor Swift Comparison Everything started when Smith went on his morning ESPN Show on Jan.

Pat McAfee's interview with LeBron James on "The Pat McAfee Show" sparked all the controversy it was expected to. From James' commentary on ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and Brian Windhorst to a shedload of uncensored swearing,

Stephen A Smith Makes Wild Claim Lakers' LeBron James Didn't Attend Kobe Memorial This was a false claim, and fans went into a frenzy after the accusation. During that time period, The Los Angeles Times reported that James did in fact attend.

Kobe Bryant fans are blasting Stephen A. Smith for bringing the GOAT into his "petty" argument with LeBron James.