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LeBron James Trade Inquiries Reportedly Made with Lakers After Rich Paul's Statement
Like sharks sensing a presence in the water, Rich Paul's cryptic statement that accompanied LeBron James' decision to opt in to his $52.6 million salary for next season led some teams to call the Los Angeles Lakers about the four-time NBA MVP's availability.
It makes sense for Lakers to trade LeBron James, but there's one big reason why talks are dying on the vine
LeBron James becoming available has, typically, been a seismic NBA event. Teams famously spent the several years leading up to his 2010 free agency clearing cap space. Pretty much all league business halted for the first 11 days of July in 2014 as teams schlepped across the country first to Cleveland and then,
Los Angeles Lakers All-Star forward LeBron James reportedly has four teams interested in trading for him this offseason.
LeBron James watch is officially on as there's been plenty of speculation about whether the 40-year-old's time with the Los ...
The Lakers could seriously be considering trading LeBron James. If they are they could make a blockbuster deal featuring two ...
LeBron James may be 40, but don’t let the number fool you—he’s not ready to hand over the crown just yet. The four-time NBA ...
A year ago at around this time, LeBron James offered to take a substantial pay cut to help the Los Angeles Lakers build a ...
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