One writer suggested a blockbuster trade to send Kyrie Irving back to the Cavaliers in order to entice LeBron James to also return to Cleveland.

The Cleveland Cavaliers get some bad news about their chase of LeBron James. The news came from a proven NBA insider and a Cleveland native.

The future of LeBron James remains the biggest story of the NBA offseason, but it turns out that one major report about his desires may be incorrect. Most reporters believe that LeBron’s desire to win another NBA Championship to help his “greatest of all time” argument is a major factor in who he plays for

LeBron James’ free agency is one of the hottest topics this offseason, and the 41-year-old forward has been linked to several NBA teams following his departure from the Los Angeles Lakers after an eight-year stint.

The Cavaliers received an encouraging update on LeBron James after a new insider report signaled Cleveland as his next destination.

Brian Windhorst and Marc Stein both signal Cleveland as the clear frontrunner for LeBron James, with Kalshi giving the Cavaliers a 55% chance.

Former Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James may come as a package deal with one former All-Star, per a report.

LeBron James is going to be moving on to a new team after his agent Rich Paul said the superstar will not return to the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency. James has been linked to the Warriors and Heat,

Everyone's talking Cavaliers, Heat and Warriors for LeBron James, but these three under-the-radar contenders shouldn't be ignored.

You can’t go home again. Or again and again. At this point, we don’t need to go through James's history and résumé. We know he’s one of the best, if not the best, players to ever step foot on an NBA court.

Donovan Mitchell agreed to a $273 million max extension with a trade kicker and player option, raising questions about a LeBron James reunion.