Over the past few weeks, the Knicks have been in headlines repeatedly. From Tom Thibodeau’s firing to a lengthy coaching search that ended with Mike Brown to some key free agency signings, the Knicks have been focused on becoming a championship-caliber team.

Every team enters each season with the goal of winning the NBA Championship. That is certainly the case for LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers, especially as the all-time great is entering his 23rd NBA season looking to win his fifth ring.

Arguing who's the NBA's GOAT - specifically, arguing Jordan vs. LeBron - is one of sports fans' greatest debates. Sporting News looks at the case for each, along with their place in NBA lore and culture.

LeBron James says his historical NBA Finals run with the Heat and the Cavaliers made him feel like he was in a warzone with his teammates

LeBron James and Kyrie Irving formed one of the NBA’s greatest duos during their time together in Cleveland. Their three-year NBA journey together culminated in the Cavaliers bouncing back from a 3-1 deficit to defeat the Golden State Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals.

LeBron James, during a recent podcast with Steve Nash, reflected on his NBA Finals runs, emphasizing the crucial role of teamwork and trust. He likened his teammates to soldiers in a foxhole, highlighting the willingness of players like Dwyane Wade,

There have been 19 Game 7s played in the NBA Finals. The most recent of them came in 2016. Let’s look at the Finals that went to a Game 7.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James discusses the importance of sacrifice players must make in order to win a championship.

Dwyane Wade and LeBron James will be forever linked due to their legendary four-year run with the Miami Heat. They made the NBA Finals in all four seasons that they were teammates (and won two titles).

The first time LeBron James reached The Finals, in 2007, he was a 22-year-old trying to pull off a grown-man stunt. The Cavaliers were in no position to beat the dynastic Spurs, not with Boobie ...