LeBron James can sign anywhere he wants this summer if he decides to not retire. However, if he wants to live up to his career persona, he could be asked to take a paycut, and it will determine if he really has meant what he has been chasing his entire career.

As Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James contemplates his future, new rumors have surfaced about simmering tensions between him and the franchise.

After contributing in ways outside of scoring throughout the series, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 35 points in OKC's closeout win over the Los Angeles Lakers.

For months, there has been speculation and reports that the Lakers will aggressively go after Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo this summer. According to a report in The Athletic by Dan Woike and Sam Amick, the team will indeed explore such trade scenarios this offseason.

Some sources close to LeBron James feel the Los Angeles Lakers are in control of whether or not the NBA's all-time leading scorer returns for another season in L.A., ESPN's Dave McMenamin reported Wednesday.

The Thunder withstand the Lakers' late surge in Game 4, finishing a semifinals sweep to remain perfect in the playoffs.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 35 points, Chet Holmgren made a tiebreaking dunk with 32.8 seconds to play, and the Oklahoma City Thunder swept the Los Angeles Lakers out of the second round of the NBA playoffs with a 115-110 victory in Game 4.

Rui Hachimura is set to become a free agent after a great playoff run with the Lakers, but where should he sign?