During his eventful 22nd season, the basketball icon became the first to play with his son on the same team, when Bronny James was signed by the Lakers last summer. Then, a blockbuster trade in February dealt superstar Luka Dončić to the team, and saw the departure of James’ teammate and friend, Anthony Davis.

The Los Angeles Lakers have a massive offseason ahead of them. With plenty on their plate — from securing a reliable starting center to handling Luka Doncic's looming extension and filling out a competitive roster — this summer could shape the future of the franchise.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar plans to return for his 23rd NBA season, which would make him the first player in league history to reach that milestone.

After the Lakers' early postseason exit, James has been co-hosting his "Mind the Game" podcast along with Hall of Famer Steve Nash. He's undoubtedly hoping the Lakers upgrade the rest of their roster, particularly at the center position, so that he will have a real shot at winning his fifth NBA championship next season.

Artest was teammates with the late great Kobe Bryant on the Lakers. The two players helped Los Angeles win the 2010 title against the Boston Celtics in seven games. Bryant captured his fifth championship and second Finals MVP, while Artest won his first ring.

While Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James knows the end of his legendary NBA career is drawing nearer, he's thankful he isn't feeling any outside pressure to retire.

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The NBA legend is in the process of constructing a Beverly Hills megamansion on the site of his demolished $39 million former home.

James, the new Prime Day pitchman, assures The Hollywood Reporter that his home, like yours, is also full of Amazon boxes.

Kelsi Karruli of Realtor.com reported on June 12 that construction remains ongoing on James' "dream megamansion" in Beverly Hills, California. The four-time MVP purchased the property for $36.8 million in 2020 and eventually razed the existing home before work on a new residence got underway in 2023.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander continues historic playoff run; beats Michael Jordan and LeBron James following Game 5 NBA Finals win against the Indiana Pacers.