James and his agent have yet to publicly address the Lakers’ shift in direction. Yet the 40-year-old forward has been linked with many teams, including the Dallas Mavericks. NBA insider Marc Stein weighed in on the whispers surrounding a potential James-Mavericks connection.

Even though things have been quiet on the LeBron James front since the vague comments from his agent about evaluating what's in the future Hall of Famer's best interest, he could be keeping an eye on the Dallas Mavericks.

D espite LeBron James picking up his $52.6 million player option to remain with the Los Angeles Lakers for next season, there's never been more speculation surrounding his status with the team. That's in part because no new contract was negotiated this summer to keep him there past this upcoming season,

A stunning NBA trade proposal suggests LeBron James and son Bronny might join the Dallas Mavericks in a three-team deal involving the Lakers and Nets. The Lakers could center their team around Luka Dončić,

While a lot of things depend on how this season plays out, there is a lot of talk around the league about LeBron's future.

The Los Angeles Lakers and future Hall of Fame forward LeBron James seem to be nearing the end of their relationship. After acquiring superstar guard Luka Donci

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers appear headed for a split at some point in the future. Whether that split comes before or during the 2025-26 NBA season or next offseason in free agency, the end seems to be near.

NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line believes LeBron James has “some genuine curiosity” about playing for the Dallas Mavericks. LeBron has a lot of connections with the Mavericks.

NBA insider Marc Stein provided an update on James' situation, stating the New York Knicks and Golden State Warriors would also be suitors if, for some reason, James were bought out.

LeBron James was offered an NFL contract with the Dallas Cowboys in 2011. The NBA was in lockdown, so LeBron was considering the NFL.

The Dallas Mavericks have not tried to trade for Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line.  LeBron will make $52.6 million next season.