Despite LeBron James picking up his $52.6 million player option to remain with the Los Angeles Lakers for next season, there's never been more speculation surrounding his status with the team. That's in part because no new contract was negotiated this summer to keep him there past this upcoming season,

Kyrie Irving reflected on his time with former teams, sharing what it takes to coexist with players of that caliber.

Kyrie Irving has established himself as one of the best players in the current NBA era. Behind his remarkable career lies the inspiration of a player who helped him reach the top. Surprisingly, this player is not Michael Jordan.

Kyrie Irving is shedding new light on the fractured Brooklyn Nets era, this time focusing on his complex relationship with former head coach Steve Nash. During a recent Twitch stream, Irving addressed long-standing rumors about internal tension during his time with Kevin Durant and James Harden in Brooklyn,

Kyrie Irving admits he misses playing with LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant: "All of them pushed me to be better" originally appeared on Basketball Network. From the day he entered the league 14 seasons ago, there was something different about Kyrie Irving.

Kyrie Irving revealed Luka Doncic's explosive scoring ability, recalling a Mavericks practice where Doncic scored 24 points in just three minutes. Irving emphasized Doncic's consistent dominance and their strong bond,

Kyrie Irving recently revealed a moment when the Slovenian star, Luka Doncic, dominated his opponent during a practice session.

Kyrie Irving is a multi-time all-star, a player that has been celebrated by the NBA for on-court accomplishments his entire career, but it is safe to say he has

NBA fans know Luka Dončić as a walking highlight reel. But according to Kyrie Irving, one of Dončić’s most jaw-dropping performances didn’t happen under arena lights; it happened at practice.