As the GOAT debate between Michael Jordan and LeBron James continues, a former Nets star has weighed in, revealing who he believes NBA executives consider the true winner. The NBA GOAT debate has no shortage of opinions.

The Los Angeles Lakers have won four of their first six contests since ex-Dallas Mavericks superstar and five-time All-NBA First Team selection Luka Dončić joined the team's rotation, helping them to attain a 35-21 record and position as the No. 5 seed in the Western Conference.

Richard Jefferson has been named the third member of ESPN's 2025 NBA Finals broadcast team. Following the news, Jefferson's ex-teammate, LeBron James, shared a brief commendatory social media message.

The Golden State Warriors tried to trade for LeBron James and Kevin Durant at the same time before acquiring Jimmy Butler, an NBA source told Hoops Wire.

After being selected to start in the NBA All-Star Game for a record-breaking 21 consecutive seasons, LeBron missed his first All-Star game on Sunday evening due to ankle/foot discomfort. The news came just hours before the All-Star game when LeBron announced to the world that he would not be a participant during his pre-game media availability.

Irving played a pivotal role alongside LeBron James during their time with the Cleveland Cavaliers, helping the franchise secure its first and only NBA championship in 2016. Despite leaving Cleveland for the Boston Celtics in 2017, Irving has maintained a solid relationship with James over the years.

Brooklyn Nets guard D'Angelo Russell is back in Brooklyn for the second time in his career, but he is more prepared to be a leader this time.

The Los Angeles Lakers are considering acquiring Dennis Smith Jr., former Brooklyn Nets guard. Smith Jr. is known for his athleticism and defensive skills, which could bolster the Lakers' backcourt depth.