LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers have a national television NBA tilt with the Indiana Pacers on ESPN on Wednesday, but it is not the only program involving James airing that day on the "worldwide leader" that has people's attention. Pat McAfee, host ...

LeBron James hilariously interrupts Luka Doncic’s interview after spotting him in glasses, sparking a funny postgame moment.

Lakers star LeBron James jokingly invited Spurs center Luke Kornet on his podcast to discuss his Magic City Night controversy.

“Arizona had an enforcer in the locker room today near Bryce James to tell reporters that he wasn’t going to do interviews,” Wolken wrote on X. While Bryce, a freshman, has not played this season as he redshirts, the interest in him is nonetheless overwhelming.

An “enforcer” prevented media at the Final Four from speaking to LeBron James’ son, redshirting Arizona freshman Bryce James, during the open locker room sessions Thursday, according to Yahoo.

Every player from each Final Four team arrived in Indianapolis on Thursday and was made available to the media — except for Bryce James. Arizona's redshirt guard was reportedly restricted from taking questions.

Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron James, was not made available for interviews during locker room access ahead of Arizona’s Final Four game against Michigan on Saturday. James is a freshman for the Wildcats who redshirted this season and has not appeared in any games.

L.A. has now win nine straight games with James’ willingness to sacrifice and play a role being a big reason for that. In his 1,612th game, LeBron 12 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals while helping set up the game-winning basket for Luke Kennard.

Bryce James’ absence from media interactions during Arizona’s Final Four run has sparked curiosity, especially after reports of an “enforcer” blocking interview attempts. The move is believed to be directed by LeBron James and Klutch Sports rather than the university.