Cleveland Cavaliers star forward LeBron James doubled down Monday on his belief that President Donald Trump is using sports to “divide” the country. James, only referring to the president only as “that guy,” suggested at the Cavaliers’ media day that
Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James took to Twitter Saturday in a video to voice his frustration with President Donald Trump for trying to “divide” the country by speaking out against national anthem protesters. “We all know what happened at Charlottesville
After President Trump took on NFL protesters and NBA cry babies this weekend, lemming players predictably got their jock straps and gym shorts in a collective wad. They fired off their tough guy tweets, standing together against Trump because that’s what they do. The actual tweets from players ranged from stupid and silly to insulting and threatening.
Former Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant jumped onto the anti-Trump bandwagon, Saturday evening, tweeting that President Donald Trump’s very name “inspires hatred.”
After President Donald Trump’s Saturday tweet disinviting the Golden State Warriors from visiting the White House, NBA star LeBron James retaliated with a tweet of his own calling the president a “bum.”
During a Thursday debate about Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James saying President Donald Trump has made hate “fashionable again” in America, Shannon Sharpe took it a step further, blaming the president for the Charlottesville protests and saying he has made
The always hyper political LeBron James has once again made a pronouncement about American politics today with the claim that President Donald Trump is making hate “fashionable again.”
Monday on his podcast, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith cited sources that said Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James would be “tempted” to beat teammate Kyrie Irving’s “ass” if they were near each other. “I had sources in LeBron James’ camp literally
NBC’s Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk accused Whitlock of tailoring his comments to turn FS1 “right-wing” to counter ESPN’s left-wingism during a recent discussion of the racial graffiti spray painted on the front gate of LeBron James’ L.A. mansion.
After the front gate at LeBron James’ Los Angeles home was defaced with a racial epithet, many sports writers rushed to his support even before any investigation determined just what happened. As a result of the incident, one writer even proclaimed James better than Michael Jordon even though James’ playing record has not yet approached Jordan’s achievements.
The sports media’s attempt to turn LeBron James into a civil rights icon has been well documented. But, now the civil rights icons have gotten into the act as well.
Thursday, Fox Sports 1’s “Jason Whitlock” discussed the alleged racial vandalism at Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James’ Los Angeles home. James responded publicly to the vandalism, saying, “No matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are, no matter
Thursday, Fox Sports 1 “Undisputed” co-host Shannon Sharpe shared his reaction Thursday to Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James’ Los Angeles home reportedly being vandalized with a racial slur. According to Sharpe, being black is the hardest job in America. “I’ve
ESPN personality and former NFL star Marcellus Wiley reacted Thursday on “First Take” to Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James’ Los Angeles home reportedly being vandalized with a racial slur. Wiley argued that racial incidents like that are why quarterback Colin
Police are investigating a racial epithet that was spray painted on the front gate of the Los Angeles home of Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James, reports say.
The recent mass layoffs at ESPN has re-ignited a contentious debate on just how much politics has led to the downfall of the formerly “Worldwide Leader in Sports.” What’s not debatable, however, is ESPN’s continued left-ward lurch.
Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James passed NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal on the NBA’s all-time scoring list Thursday. The “NBA on TNT” crew posted a skit of Shaq learning he had been passed, and the big man went on a fake rampage
Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James made a new friend Wednesday night. As the All-Star went flailing into the stands after going up for a rebound against the Boston Celtics, James plowed through a cameraman and was headed on a crash
Over the weekend, Nike released a new ad starring Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, women’s tennis great Serena Williams and a star-studded list of others promoting equality in life and sports. Joining James and Williams in the ad that aired
LeBron James has spoken out against President Trump’s executive order regarding immigration and refugees, saying the order “divides,” and “excludes people.”
Per a New York Post report, a fight broke out Friday in New York City among people waiting to get a pair of Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James’ new LeBron 14 sneakers. Video surfaced of the brawl, showing people punching and shoving
Following the Cleveland Cavaliers Friday morning shootaround, star forward LeBron James called President Donald J. Trump’s voters “goofy” during questions from the media.
Over half of the people who made it onto Forbes’ list of “America’s Richest Entrepreneurs Under 40,” released in early December, live in California’s Bay Area.
CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron James was jolted forward when the massive crowd swelled from the sidewalks and into Cleveland’s streets, surrounding the convertible that he and his family were riding in. This wasn’t supposed to happen.
Jay-Z has 99 problems, and apparently Phil Jackson is one.
LeBron James’ transition from owner of one of the best stories in sports history to becoming one of the most thoroughly unlikeable celebrities in America is nearly complete.
Lebron James, the current NBA champion and former endorser of Hillary Clinton, requested separate accommodations when the Cavaliers travel to New York to play the Knicks this week.
Tuesday, HBO “Real Sports” host Bryant Gumbel concluded his Tuesday show with a monologue thanking Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James for calling out New York Knicks President Phil Jackson for labeling James’ group of friends as his “posse.” Gumbel noted
In a Wednesday interview on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” ESPN “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith weighed in on the controversy surrounding New York Knicks President referring to Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James’ inner-circle as “posse.” Smith admitted Jackson
LeBron James, along with business partner and longtime friend Maverick Carter, reacted negatively when NBA legend and current Knicks President Phil Jackson characterized LeBron’s friends as his “posse.”
Sunday, Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James, joined on the stage by teammate JR Smith, spoke at Hillary Clinton’s Cleveland rally. The 2016 NBA Finals MVP encouraged voters to get out and vote, adding that Clinton “has the brightest future in
For days, Hillary Clinton has campaigned rapidly across the country, even holding multiple campaign rallies a day as she tries to finish her final argument for Americans to elect her as president of the United States.
On Sunday, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will visit seven states, staging five rallies in a marathon sprint to the finish of the 2016 election.
Pop superstar Beyoncé will join her husband, rapper Jay Z, in Ohio on Friday to headline a major get-out-the-vote concert for Hillary Clinton, according to a report.
One of the few, in fact, maybe the only openly conservative player in the NBA, Charlotte’s Spencer Hawes, has a lot to say and would “love” to have a discussion with Hillary Clinton-endorser LeBron James.
Music mogul and rapper Jay-Z will headline a concert for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in the all-important battleground state of Ohio.
Wednesday, Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James was asked about about GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump’s “locker room talk” that was picked up on a hot mic during a 2005 conversation with Billy Bush. James, who referred to Trump only as “that
Saying it is “for my kids,” Cleveland Cavaliers star forward LeBron James has officially endorsed Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton for president of the United States.
Fox Sports 1’s Jason Whitlock, co-host of “Speak for Yourself,” reacted to Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James’ comments about his fear of an encounter between his son and police, as well as tennis star Serena Williams saying she also feared for
Cleveland Cavaliers star forward LeBron James vows to not join San Francisco 49ers second-string quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s “Star Spangled Banner” protests and intends to stand at attention during the playing of the national anthem during the 2016-17 basketball season.
