Cleveland Cavaliers guard Lonzo Ball was labeled by LeBron James as an X-factor for the team's season. Ball played with James for a season when he was on the Lakers before he was shipped out to New Orleans in the Anthony Davis trade.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking to take a next step after two second-round losses in a row, and LeBron James offered his two cents.

The Cavaliers are about to start their quest to become the first team to win a championship in Cleveland since LeBron James left for the Los Angeles Lakers. But

Former NBA player and coach Damon Jones, who was arrested by the FBI on Thursday, allegedly abused his relationship with LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers during the 2022-2023 season, sharing undisclosed information about the future Hall of Famer's health to benefit him with alleged illegal

FBI’s bombshell arrests of illegal gambling operations involving prominent NBA figures has been a quite the shocker for the basketball community. Among the notable names arrested was Damon Jones.

"He would say he's best friend's with LeBron James -- basically, he was using that as a business card for people to gain some trust in opening up some doors for him," professional bettor Michael Osborne said of ex-Cavaliers player Damon Jones.

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Richard Jefferson clarifies Damon Jones’ connection to LeBron James amid reports tied to the NBA gambling investigation.

In June, LeBron James exercised his player option to continue playing for the Los Angeles Lakers for the 2025-26 NBA season. In 2024, he signed a two-year, $104 million contract that contained a no-trade clause. So, he will be paid approximately $52.6 million for the upcoming season, his record-breaking 23rd in the league.

A source close to NBA legend LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers told The Athletic that it’s “unfortunate” Damon Jones shared info about his playing status.

Rozier, who currently plays for the Miami Heat, is accused of manipulating his performance during an NBA game to benefit illegal betting.