An anonymous Lakers executive recently hit back at the notion that player options give NBA stars too much power.

The Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James have been the biggest story in the NBA rumor mill over the last week. His future with the team has been very much in doubt, but there have been no concrete ...

When it comes to what the future holds for LeBron James with the Lakers, both sides seem just fine committing to only what’s left on the contract.

The Los Angeles Lakers have been sending mixed signals about LeBron James, but one executive has strong feelings about him ...

As all eyes remain on LeBron James this offseason, the Los Angeles Lakers star reportedly hasn't requested a trade.

But considering the Lakers' situation, it may not be the worst option. The Lakers seem to want to sign a max-contract player in 2027 and are taking the steps to do so.

“The Lakers, as I reported the other day, did not discuss any contract situation with LeBron that went beyond this season. That is the action that speaks volumes about how they see him right now ...

LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul haven’t requested a contract extension. It’s unclear whether they’re waiting for the Lakers to make an offer on their own accord.

"Dallas, I'm told that they would only be interested in LeBron [James] in a buyout situation," ESPN's Dave McMenamin reported ... the Lakers would have to buy out James' contract for the ...