Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James surprised even himself with his reverse windmill dunk against the Houston Rockets during Tuesday night's first-round Game 2 win.

As a general rule, we make too much of the age thing with older athletes these days. It's not that it's not worth a headline or two when an old player (by sports standards) continues to compete at a high level in what is, for the most part, a young man's ...

The dunks looked effortless. The conversation that followed was not. After throwing down windmills and alley-oops in a blowout win, the idea of LeBron James returning to the Slam Dunk Contest briefly felt alive again. However, that thought lasted only as ...

The NBA Slam Dunk Contest is all but dead after the completely lackluster event we saw at the NBA All-Star Saturday this past weekend. For some big names, the fault has less to do with the four men who participated and more with the man who never has ...

LeBron James ended all speculation about a dunk contest appearance with a blunt three-word response, making it clear that even at 41 and still dunking with ease, the NBA Slam Dunk Contest remains firmly off his list. The NBA Slam Dunk Contest has spent ...

A viral clip claiming to show a 16-year-old LeBron James dunking on Michael Jordan has sent the basketball world into a frenzy. The resurfaced footage from 2001 seems plausible, but the truth behind the video is not what it seems. Courtside Buzz X reshared ...

It looks like Stephen A. Smith is coming after LeBron James. And this time, it’s for something that has nothing to do with The King. Following the abysmal showing from the contestants at the Slam Dunk Contest during NBA All-Star Saturday night, which was ...

Why did LeBron James never participate in the Slam Dunk contest? His former Cavaliers teammate, Shaquille O’Neal, gave some reasons why LBJ never truly took the event too seriously. With three-time Slam Dunk champion Mac McClung sitting out this year’s ...