LeBron James has built a career on doing the improbable, but what unfolded in Lakers vs. Rockets Game 3 bordered on the absurd.

LeBron James has been the toast of social media for dragging the Los Angeles Lakers to a 3-0 series lead against the Rockets, but he was drawing attention for a different reason on Friday night.

LeBron James has allowed his main focus to shift at times so far this postseason when he has been able to share the court with his son for the Los Angeles Lakers in their series against the Houston Rockets.

Without Durant, the Rockets leaned heavily on Şengün, who scored 33 points on 15-of-27 shooting with 16 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals. Jabari Smith Jr. and Amen Thompson also combined for 50 points, but the offense was ultimately too disjointed to keep pace with the Lakers.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James discussed conserving his energy for important late-game moments like Game 3.

Trainwreck, an R-rated comedy featuring LeBron James in a notable supporting role, is set to arrive on Netflix soon. Originally released in theaters in 2015, the film will be returning to audiences through a new digital window.

ESPN's Ryan McGee discusses his old interviews with James, recalling how LeBron would buy out his teammates' Bojangles meals after every game in Charlotte.

Nick Wright has never been shy about where he stands in the LeBron James and Michael Jordan debate, but his latest take may be one of his boldest yet. After LeBron delivered another impossible playoff moment against the Houston Rockets,