The Los Angeles Lakers secured a crucial win against the Indiana Pacers, and a former NBA champion revealed who the team’s true X-factor is—interestingly, it’s not LeBron James or Luka Doncic. The Los Angeles Lakers fought hard to snag a narrow 120-119 victory over the Indiana Pacers,

LeBron James tipped in the game-winning layup as time expired, giving the Los Angeles Lakers a 120-119 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis on Wednesday. James, who didn't connect on a field goal until the fourth quarter,

To start, star forward LeBron James turned the ball over while the Lakers were up two. This led to a 3-point shot from the Bulls, giving them the lead. Los Angeles retook the lead with under four seconds left in the game. But guard Josh Giddey then hit an incredible half-court buzzer-beater to sink the Lakers.

LeBron James returned from a two-week injury absence, looking rested and ready to lead the Los Angeles Lakers down the stretch toward the postseason.

All-NBA Los Angeles Lakers power forward LeBron James ripped his own club's miserable fourth quarter defense during an absolute collapse against the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night. Although the Lakers led by as much as 18 points in the second half and by five with 12.

For several years, one of the most hotly debated topics in sports has been the comparison between Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and former Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan. Various debate shows featuring personalities like Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe and Nick Wright have discussed who the greatest player of all time is.

LeBron James and Michael Jordan are seen as the two gold standards in the NBA. When it comes to discussing who is the greatest of all time, the debate between the two can often get heated.

LeBron James opened up about the current relationship between him and Michael Jordan as part of a wide-ranging interview that aired Wednesday on "The Pat McAfee Show."