LeBron James certainly didn’t look like he had been away from an NBA court for nearly seven months when he began his unprecedented 23rd season, even if his burning lungs told him otherwise.

A former NBA player made some controversial comments criticizing the Los Angeles Lakers for relying on getting foul calls.

Amid their success on the court, the franchise made some changes to its front office. Per ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Lakers are reorganizing their basketball operations department and terminating executives Joey Buss and Jesse Buss from their roles, effective immediately, the brothers told ESPN. The brothers said via a statement:

The Utah Jazz (5-8) travel to Crypto.com Arena to face the Los Angeles Lakers (10-4) in a this Tuesday night NBA matchup.

LeBron James rejoined the Los Angeles Lakers for practice on Monday, with the basketball superstar now awaiting his body's response before making a decision on his potential season debut on Tuesday. Should James take to the court, he will etch his name into NBA history as the first player ever to compete across 23 seasons.

Lakers fire front office officials after $10B sale to Dodgers owner Mark Walter — who plans a dynasty blueprint for Los Angeles basketball.

On Oct. 27, Shea Serrano delivered unto the hoops faithful another must-read New York Times bestselling hoops book, Expensive Basketball. It takes stock of the