LeBron James took flight for a ferocious one-handed slam over 7-foot-1 center Luke Kornet during a Los Angeles Lakers loss to the San Antonio Spurs.

Even at age 40 in his 23rd NBA season, LeBron James continues to be the biggest needle-mover in the sport. He is still recognized as the unmistakable face of basketball. On the latest episode of the “Mind The Game” podcast, James reflected on the game in which he felt the most unstoppable and completely in the zone.

LeBron James downplayed his poster dunk over San Antonio Spurs big man Luke Kornet as the Los Angeles Lakers weren't able to build on it.

LeBron James threw down a monster slam dunk like he was still 18-years-old. “This poster was so insane,” one fan tweeted. But the surreal slam from a 40-year-old King was erased by a

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LeBron James is about to turn 41 years old, but he can still put people on posters. Just ask Luke Kornet about that after the four-time NBA Most Valuable Player added the San Antonio Spurs big man to his seemingly still-growing list of victims.

MIAMI -- A debated block at the buzzer. A season sweep of the NBA champions. Hello, Brooklyn -- the only NBA team this season to go unbeaten against the Miami Heat. Mason Plumlee denied LeBron James' dunk attempt at the rim with 2 seconds left, and the ...

After the Phoenix Suns loss against the Lakers, Dillon Brooks has not moved on from his growing beef against LeBron James.

During his early NBA years, LeBron James was often asked why he would skip the slam dunk contest. "When I first came into the league, I expected that I would do it," James once said "I did. I did for sure. But it just never happened. I don't know why.