LeBron James’ Camp Denies Trade Rumors, Says He Never Asked For Extension Or Exit originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

LeBron James joins Bad Bunny in Puerto Rico amid Lakers offseason buzz and growing speculation about the team’s future with Luka Doncic.

The relationship between LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers seems to be facing some turbulence. Last month, LeBron decided to opt into the final year of his contract with the Lakers and secured a $53 million payday for the upcoming season.

Trade speculation has been swirling around LeBron James for the past two weeks since his decision to exercise a $52.6M player option for next season was accompanied by a statement from agent Rich Paul indicating that James will be monitoring the Lakers‘ personnel moves to make sure they’re assembling a championship-level roster.

League buzz centers on Giannis Antetokounmpo's Milwaukee future. His recent hesitation about staying with the Bucks sparks speculation. Milwaukee's roster changes raise questions about Giannis' contentment.

The dream of a potential LeBron James-Stephen Curry pairing was at least put back on the table after Rich Paul's statement that indicated the future Hall of Famer might be looking to leave the Los Angeles Lakers.

Many are wondering if LeBron James is about to ask the Lakers to trade him, but one insider seems to think it is unlikely to happen.

LeBron James responded to just about everyone who had something to say about him practicing at the Cleveland Cavaliers' facility earlier this week.

LeBron James watch is officially on as there's been plenty of speculation about whether the 40-year-old's time with the Los Angeles Lakers may be close to the end. The future Hall

The Cleveland Cavaliers are being linked with LeBron James again, but apparently, there's only one way they get him.