Over the last few years, LeBron James has made it known publicly that he wants to own an NBA franchise, preferably an expansion franchise in Las Vegas. On March 25, the league could take an important step toward adding two new teams — one in Las Vegas and one in Seattle — when team governors will vote on whether to allow the league to do just that.

Kevin Durant made a strong statement about LeBron James and his potential retirement after a historic game for the Lakers star.

Longtime LeBron James partner Fenway Sports Group, once considered likely to bid for an NBA franchise in Las Vegas, is not going to pursue a team in the Sin City. Kenneth Richmond / Ten years ago this August,

NBA star LeBron James reversed course on his hope to be part of the ownership group of a potential Las Vegas NBA expansion team. Talking to reporters Wednesday night after the Los Angeles Lakers’ 124-116 win over the Houston Rockets,

LeBron James won’t be a part of the ownership group for the NBA’s potential expansion into Las Vegas. And based on his comments from after the Lakers’ Wednesday win over the Rockets, it doesn’t sound like he’s interested in owning an NBA team,

If LeBron James does not re-sign with the Lakers for another season, he may find one of these three new NBA teams to close out his career.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James was asked on Wednesday night about potentially becoming an owner of a Las Vegas NBA expansion team in the near future. LeBron basically squashed the idea. "No,

The Lakers star LeBron James watched his ownership aspirations take a major hit involving Las Vegas and the NBA.