LeBron James has fueled speculation about a possible return to the Cleveland Cavaliers after reflecting on his high school basketball days in Ohio.

LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers might need each other more than they think, and this wild blockbuster trade idea pairs the two together to form one of the greatest reunions in NBA history.

LeBron James should come home. It's not an idea many are discussing, but there's real rationale to it. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar has a path this offseason to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and it might be best for just about everyone involved.

Wright outlined his rationale linking LeBron to a third stint in Cleveland with a wild trade proposal on the Dan Patrick Show following the Cavaliers' playoff exit, seeing an intriguing path to where the move could make a ton of sense for both sides.

Savannah James, wife of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, returned to podcasting on Tuesday, along with her co-host and good friend April McDaniel.

In many ways, it would be fitting for LeBron James to return home once more. The Akron, Ohio native was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers, then returned to the Cavs to claim a legendary NBA title. And now,

The Ohio State Board of Trustees is poised to honor LeBron James with an honorary degree, recognizing his significant contributions to the world.

In search of a better chance to win, James left for Miami in 2010—a move that many argue helped usher in the era of modern super-teams. He went on to win two championships with the Heat, followed by a historic title with Cleveland in 2016 and another with the Lakers in 2020.

LeBron James will receive an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree from Ohio State University. The degree recognizes James' basketball career and his community impact through the LeBron James Family Foundation. James has been a longtime supporter of Ohio State athletics and has a close relationship with the university.

Ohio State University plans to give LeBron James an honorary degree. The Ohio State Board of Trustees will meet Wednesday to vote on dozens decisions, including

At 39 and retired from the NBA since 2014, the former Spartans star reflected on LeBron's dominance in the league at age 40, calling it an extraordinary and unprecedented feat. Brown remarked that what LBJ has achieved is so remarkable that it may be a long time before another player is worthy of being mentioned alongside the 21-time All-Star.