LeBron just became the oldest All-NBA selection in league history — but when it comes to consistency, one name still ranks above him.

The 40-year-old LeBron James is still making waves in the NBA. In his 22nd season, the Los Angeles Lakers star achieved a feat no player, not even Michael Jordan, had accomplished. He became the oldest player in league history to receive regular-season MVP votes.

LeBron James got some fresh criticism from Skip Bayless despite the Lakers being eliminated already in the NBA Playoffs.

However, James’ relentless pursuit of titles has led some to believe that he controls the moves the teams he plays for makes. The narrative has been around for a while, but Paul took the time to

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry is hailed as the ultimate shooter in basketball history. He has completely transformed the game, encouraging teams and players everywhere to embrace the three-point shot like never before.

At 40 years old, LeBron James has accomplished just about everything that can be achieved in the world of basketball. While the 2024–25 season didn’t end the way James or the Los Angeles Lakers hoped,

LeBron James, the NBA's all-time leading scorer, faces a career crossroads at 40, contemplating retirement after 22 seasons. His agent, Rich Paul, expresses uncertainty about James' decision, emphasizing it hinges on mental preparedness,

Dirk Nowitzki is a name forever etched in NBA history. The German power forward revolutionized the role of big men in the modern game, combining height with elite shooting. Over his 21-season career with the Dallas Mavericks,