LeBron James? Kobe Bryant? Bill Russell? The debate rages on and will probably never be fully settled. Bleacher Report ...

Since James and Jordan are different players with somewhat different skill sets and mindsets, perhaps it could've worked.

A case can be made for the mind-numbing career numbers LeBron James has put up. But Michael Jordan will always have the trump card: Six NBA Finals, six titles, six Finals MVPs.

Winning in the NBA demands far more than raw talent — something both LeBron James and Steve Nash understand all too well.

Meanwhile, James credits the development of playmaking with helping the NBA become what it is today. He also pointed out that it’s a drastic difference from the 1990s, when Michael Jordan was one of ...

Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant fell several spots behind LeBron James in Bleacher Report's all-time top 100 NBA rankings, and didn't even crack the top 10. The post Lakers’ Kobe Bryant Ranked ...

Bronny James finishes with 17 points, but it's not enough to prevent the undefeated Clippers from surging late to a 67-58 ...

Regarded as one of the NBA's greatest scorers ever, along with accolades to prove it, the Rockets' newest star found himself ranked No. 13 overall on Bleacher Report’s new Top 100 players of all time ...

When the WNBA launched in 1996, all eight teams were like the NBA’s little sisters, stuck living in the same cities and ...

Durant won an MVP award during his time with the Thunder and is one of the best players in their franchise’s history due to ...

The highest-scoring individual performances in NBA history obviously begin with Wilt Chamberlain's iconic 100-point game. But who's next in line?