LeBron James is officially in the YouTube Golf space and his first video features his trip to Scotland with the Cavs title team

In one of LeBron James' trips back to Cleveland as a member of the Lakers, he delivered a throwback performance.

James Harden is about to turn 37, and the Cleveland Cavaliers just decided his best years are still worth betting on. The decision comes with a $97 million price tag, but the number only tells part of the story.

LeBron James is taking his talents from the hardwood to the golf course, launching a new YouTube venture with an unforgettable 2016 Cavaliers reunion in Scotland.

A former NBA champion and an ex-teammate of LeBron James will be ushering in a new career outside the United States.

LeBron James apparently approves of the Cavaliers’ newest addition. James showed some love to Peyton Watson on Instagram after the Cavaliers acquired the 23-year-old forward from the Nuggets as part of Wednesday’s massive five-team trade.

A decade after their historic championship, LeBron James says the Cavaliers' brotherhood still means everything.

LeBron James has launched a YouTube channel to showcase his love for golf. Officially launching the channel on Saturday (August 15), the NBA legend kicked things off with a vlog documenting a 10-year reunion trip with several members of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2016 championship team.

James Harden is on track to become the fourth player in NBA history to make more than half a billion dollars in career earnings.

Former NBA Most Valuable Player James Harden has agreed to a new three-year, $97 million contract to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, his agents told ESPN on Thursday. Harden, who turns 37 on August 26,