LeBron James never left the playground or gym as a kid without making one last shot. No matter how long it took.

Before Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals on Friday night, LeBron James told Sasha Pavlovic to be ready.

Two of the NBA’s youngest ambassadors, they share infectious smiles, great senses of humor and unchained joy when they play.

LeBron James is a unanimous selection to the All-NBA team after leading the Cavaliers to a franchise-record for wins and a pair of playoff sweeps.

LeBron James had that unstoppable feeling.

On one of the biggest days of his life, LeBron James took the long way home.

Unstoppable at both ends of the floor this season, LeBron James is the NBA’s Most Valuable Player.

Nobody will be there, Cavaliers coach Mike Brown thought as he left the house early one morning last May.

LeBron James made 3-pointers from every angle, drove into the lane for dunks and leaned into low post moves.

LeBron James huffed and puffed about being pushed and shoved by the Detroit Pistons.

Richard Hamilton slipped into his white Bentley luxury sedan, decked out in Jordan Brand gear from head to flip flops, and chatted for a couple minutes in the Detroit Pistons parking lot.

Detroit coach Michael Curry got home Saturday night after his team’s playoff loss and stayed up late watching a movie.

LeBron James has become the second player to win four conference player of the month awards in one season.

With the NBA playoffs starting up this weekend, LeBron James is feeling like a kid all over again.

All-Stars LeBron James and Mo Williams and veterans Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Joe Smith will not play Wednesday night against Philadelphia to rest for the playoffs, despite Cleveland attempting to match the 1985-86 Boston Celtics’ NBA record of 40 home wins in one season.