"I think LeBron intended to stay in Cleveland and then the Kyrie Irving thing blew up," said Brian Windhorst on ESPN Radio Los Angeles. "And that was in 2017. LeBron decided before his last year that he was going to be done in Cleveland.

Stephen A. Smith argues LeBron James made a mistake by staying in LA, claiming the Lakers star should have forced a move back to Cleveland to join Donovan Mitchell.

A former NBA All-Star gave his raw opinion of one of the true greats ending his career with the Cleveland Cavaliers on TV this week.

"I think LeBron intended to stay in Cleveland and then the Kyrie Irving thing blew up," said Brian Windhorst on ESPN Radio Los Angeles. "And that was in 2017. LeBron decided before his last year that he was going to be done in Cleveland.

Since arriving in 2018, LeBron’s run with the Lakers has been complicated. A championship banner hangs in Crypto.com Arena because of him. So do memories of two missed playoff berths and first-round exits in each of the past two seasons.

Could LeBron James suit up for the Cavaliers one more time in his career? Reggie Miller certainly believes it’s possible. During a chat about the NBA superstar’s future on “The Dan Patrick Show” this week,

Bill Livingston, a longtime sports columnist with the Cleveland Plain-Dealer and the author of The Promise of LeBron James: The Rise, Fall from Grace, and Redemption of Ohio’s Own, died Friday. He was 79.