James' tip-in was the eighth buzzer-beater of his career and first with the Lakers. He's now tied with Joe Johnson and Kobe Bryant for second-most in NBA history, trailing Michael

LeBron James played the role of hero at the buzzer on Wednesday night, tipping in a missed shot just before the horn to give the Los Angeles Lakers a 120-119 win over the Indiana Pacers in a nationally televised game on ESPN.

LeBron James refuses to let history slip away, and Lakers fans are making sure the world knows it. Just when it looked like his legendary double-digit scoring streak might come to an end, James delivered in the clutch—because,

"First Take" host Stephen A. Smith thought he was cooking when he boldly stated that LeBron James was a no-show at Kobe Bryant's funeral.

After a morning filled with back and forth drama between Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and longtime NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith, the New Orleans Pelicans have weighed in. New Orleans seemed to backup James in this drama by taking a shot at Smith.

In what’s quickly become the sports world’s most viral moment, LeBron James pulled no punches during a surprise appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. While in Indi