LeBron James keeps holding off Father Time. Even at the age of 40, he can still do extraordinary things on the basketball court. He showed that recently with his crazy left-handed dunk against the Mavericks. It's a move that not everyone in the NBA is able to make.

Former Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah shared some strong opinions about Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James. Noah recently made an appearance on the Out the Mud Podcast , where he discussed some antics that were off putting by the future Hall-of-Famer.

With the Los Angeles Lakers recently going head-to-head with the Houston Rockets, LA superstar LeBron James had nothing but praise for his opponent that night, specifically discussing the impact that Amen Thompson had on the game.

Human beings contain multitudes, so while it might seem contradictory to present the following two statements, that doesn't make them both any less true. LeBron

LeBron James turned 40 years old in December, but the Lakers star has not shown many signs of slowing down. In the first four minutes of Los Angeles' game against the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night,

LeBron James, Chase Daniel, and more athletes have offered support for California in the wake of the devastating wildfires that are sweeping the state.

In the first quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers game against the Dallas Mavericks, guard Max Christie grabbed an offensive rebound near the baseline, turned and found James at the top of the key. Christie hit James with a pass in stride and James took it to the net.

James' Lakers teammate Rui Hachimura missed a corner 3, and Lakers guard Max Christie grabbed the rebound near the baseline. Christie turned toward midcourt and found James streaking near the 3-point line at the top of the key. He hit James with an in-rhythm pass, and James did the rest.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has expressed his deep sorrow over the devastating wildfires sweeping across California. In a heartfelt post on Instagram, James shared an image from the Los Angeles Times depicting a burning house with a firefighter in front, accompanied by a sad and broken heart emoji.

Joakim Noah was a guest on the 'Out The Mud' podcast. He spoke about his rivalry with LeBron James during his time with the Bulls. Noah noted that James was a showboater during their matches, poking fun at the Bulls when they were losing.

As shown in the clip, the Lakers held a 69-60 lead and James was feeling it. So much so that he went to a courtside fan and scared a woman on the sidelines. The fan flinched and it led to some hilarious reactions from the NBA community on X (formerly known as Twitter).