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Lakers' LeBron James Is Only NBA Player with No-Trade Clause After Bradley Beal Buyout

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is the only NBA player with a no-trade clause after the Phoenix Suns bought out the contract of Bradley Beal, who has since agreed to a two-year deal with the Los ...

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LeBron James trade, buyout status revealed ahead of possible Mavericks move

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Report: LeBron James expected to remain with Lakers

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Over 10 NBA Teams Could Chase Luka Doncic If He Doesn't Sign Lakers Extension

As the August 2 deadline approaches, the Los Angeles Lakers are growing increasingly anxious about Luka Doncic’s looming contract decision.

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Proposed Trade Sends LeBron James Back To Heat As Lakers Eye $50M In Expiring Contracts

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Lakers' LeBron James trade, buyout rumors take 180-degree turn

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Bronny leads Lakers with 17 in loss

Bronny James scores 17 points for the Lakers, but it's not enough in a loss to the Clippers.

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Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James: Experts debate which icon had the bigger cultural impact

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Bronny James Says The Game Is “Slowing Down” As He Gains Confidence In Summer League

The reason LeBron James looks set to retire after this season with Lakers

This really might be it for LeBron James. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar seems like a timeless wonder, but retirement is coming sooner rather than later. In fact, the 2025-26 season with the Lakers may be it. "I think we have to start thinking about this could be his last year in the league," ESPN's Dave McMenamin said Wednesday.

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"It takes a lot of sacrifice" - Steve Nash praises LeBron James for making it work with Luka Doncic

"It takes a lot of sacrifice" - Steve Nash praises LeBron James for making it work with Luka Doncic originally appeared on Basketball Network.

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Mavericks are reportedly not trying to trade for LeBron James

Some fans got carried away with this rumor, especially considering that the Mavs may have enough talent to trade for the superstar and still be able to contend for the NBA championship. Of course, Anthony Davis, James' former co-superstar on the Los Angeles Lakers, is now in Dallas, as is Kyrie Irving, with whom he won a title in Cleveland.