Drexler recognizes that individual basketball greatness doesn't always result in the best record, because it's a team sport.

LeBron James let Derrick Rose know he's happy about the former Bulls star getting his jersey retired this coming NBA season.

For two decades, the two superstars have led superteams to NBA glory. Now, for the first time, they're both looking up at one -- and perhaps the best one yet.

On Thursday, August 21, celebrity tattoo artist Ganga posted on his Instagram story that he was in the process of inking the whole James clan with matching family tattoos. That is, everyone in the family except LeBron and Savannah's daughter, Zhuri, who is still well below the legal age required to get a tattoo in California.

In the video, James is the first person to get the tattoo on his right hand. He is wearing a grey T-shirt and black shorts. After James, his son Bronny comes for the same tattoo, followed by his other son Bryce. The video ends with Savannah, James’ wife, getting the matching tattoo as his daughter Zhuri is too young to get one.

The most significant piece was a LeBron James jersey worn during Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals, when James led Miami to its second straight championship and earned Finals MVP honors.

LeBron James created one of the most iconic moments in NBA history when he broke Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s legendary record to become the league’s all-time leading scorer.

The Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James joined the Labubu craze. He posted on his social media and named the doll, “LeBronBron Scheffler.”

LeBron James claimed he didn't care about individual accolades, an interesting statement from the self-proclaimed GOAT.