LeBron James is embracing the sport of golf like Michael Jordan as his NBA career winds down admid speculation that he could possibly leave the Los Angeles Lakers before next season

LeBron James’ future remains one of the biggest talking points of the NBA offseason as the Los Angeles Lakers continue to prepare for next season. The four-time MVP has spent seven years in LA, the longest consecutive stretch with any team and many had thought he would retire as a Laker,

If LeBron James could convince the Los Angeles Lakers to buy him out, the Dallas Mavericks would be interested in adding him.

Though LeBron has not told the Lakers he wants to be traded, potential landing spots for the star forward have been a hot topic of conversation around the NBA. During Thursday's episode of "Get Up" on ESPN, Alan Hahn stated that the Knicks should be a team on his radar if he seeks a change of scenery.

It's been a busy week for the Nuggets and their new executive team, led by Ben Tenzer and Jon Wallace.

LeBron James’s latest power play makes it clear just how much the NBA team-building game has changed since his prime.

LeBron James called Kevin Durant the "most-equipped" scorer in the history of the NBA, but Paul Pierce has something to say about that.

"I was probably the best pure scorer ever in the history of the NBA," Pierce said on FS1's Speak. "I was pretty equipped when I think about it. I need to be in this conversation..

"I was probably the best pure scorer in the history of the NBA." @paulpierce34 responds to LeBron calling KD the "most equipped" scorer in NBA history 👀 pic.twitter.com/N4GOgO2ZoT To his credit, Paul was a complete offensive player whose scoring game had no holes.