Columnist Jimmy Watkins says the Cavs should absolutely embrace another James homecoming if the opportunity presents itself.

LeBron James’s houses are fit for an NBA legend, and with each passing year, he further cements his status as such. As the current oldest player in the league (the Los Angeles Lakers star is preparing for his 23rd NBA season),

The speculation surrounding LeBron James and a potential return to the Cleveland Cavaliers has reached a fever pitch. At 40 years old and entering the final year of his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers,

LeBron James possibly returning to the Cavaliers has been all the buzz this summer in Cleveland. We can now add Kevin Love to the list as well. And hey, Larry Nance Jr.

Kevin Love's name returned to the headlines on Monday when he moved in a three-team trade to the Utah Jazz. Love referred to himself as a "math problem," knowing he was only in the deal to make salaries match. The good news for Love: The Jazz are expected to buy him out. And now he'll have his pick of a new destination.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James responds to trade rumors after a viral picture of him working out at the Cleveland Cavaliers practice facility surfaced.

The NBA legend was spotted at the Cavaliers’ practice facility in a photo posted online alongside Cleveland summer league invite Denver Jones on Friday. Despite trade rumors swirling around him, James shut down any notion that him being in his hometown was anything other than his usual offseason activity.

LeBron James was seen at the Cavaliers' practice facility — was he trying to send a passive-aggressive message to the Lakers?

LeBron James would not be traded by the Los Angeles Lakers to the Dallas Mavericks, likely only joining the Mavs if he is bought out by L.A.