Lebron James

The Los Angeles Lakers star is going to retire without missing a single milestone to achieve in the league

The purple and gold are solidifying their position in the third spot of the Western Conference and are starting to be taken seriously heading into the playoffs.

The best basketball league in the world will now have 32 teams, and LeBron James as the owner, with all that entails

Important victory for the Angels against a direct rival like the Houston Rockets: sixth consecutive victory of the season

The Lakers player may now have a clear view of his future as the NBA expands to 32 teams, with him playing a key role in the process.

The '23' is still an exceptional player at 41 years old, but his characteristics do not help a team that is no longer his but Luka Doncic's.

The King sees very few possibilities for his near future, which include staying with the Los Angeles Lakers, a final return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, or retirement.

The Angel franchise seems to work much better when LeBron doesn't play, especially the understanding between Doncic and Reaves.

The still star of the Los Angeles Lakers has surpassed the 80s Los Angeles legend in another statistic

Speculation continues surrounding the future of one of the greatest players in the history of this sport (for many, simply the best of all).

At 41 years old, the King remains one of the best players in the world's most important basketball league, although time catches up with everyone, and he could hang up his boots

Many issues for the Detroit Pistons legend, who was removed from his coaching position at the Portland Trail Blazers due to the case