LeBron James is reportedly looking to pick up his $52.6 million player option and return to the Los Angeles Lakers for another year as the NBA is expected to go through a wild offseason

As a 4x champion, 4x MVP, and 21x All-Star, LeBron James knows what it takes to succeed, and he knows a great team when he sees one. This year, while the Celtics may no longer be in the championship mix, they were a tough team to beat at full strength, and they've clearly shown enough to earn the respect of LeBron.

LeBron James offered a possible explanation for why the Celtics fell apart so stunningly in the second round of the playoffs against the Knicks.

The Boston Celtics, coming off an NBA title last year, had high expectations entering this year's playoffs. After winning 61 games and finishing with the second

The Celtics were 4-0 against the New York Knicks in the regular season and were the team to beat going into the NBA Playoffs, but they fell apart against them in the postseason.

NBA legend LeBron James, on the 'Mind the Game' podcast, suggested the Boston Celtics appeared "bored" during their playoff loss to the New York Knicks, a sentiment echoed by fans. This comes after Jayson Tatum's injury sparked debate.

LeBron James had an interesting thought on their stumbles when prompted by Steve Nash on the latest Mind the Game podcast, offering that Boston may get occasionally disinterested by all of their success.

Did boredom lead to the Celtics' downfall against the Knicks? LeBron James and Steve Nash say it may explain some of the many blown leads.

Ray Allen is a two-time NBA champion and Hall of Fame player who squared off against Michael Jordan early in his career and won a ring alongside LeBron James late in his professional tenure after battling James as a member of the Boston Celtics for years.

The Los Angeles Lakers' season ended abruptly. They fell to the No. 6 seed Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the playoffs. It was a series that expo