After 15 years! The Cavaliers' 1.0 version jersey of LeBron James is officially making a comeback! The Lakers are not interested in Robert Williams.

Yesterday, LeBron shared workout photos from his previous training facility with the Clippers, captioning: "Say whatever you want, but you can’t say I didn’t put in the effort! Just wait until I’m gone! I’m so damn tired of this!"

LeBron also hyped his sneakers: "These are just the trial versions! There might be some amazing colorways revealed! The 23rd generation sneakers will be incredible, I promise you!"

These new sneakers may look ordinary, but they definitely possess exceptional structural integrity and durability. They appear quite hefty, yet should feel light when worn, making them seem like a great choice for streetball.

LeBron also shared a golf shot he was pleased with, writing: "The grass has been good to us today, at least for most of the time."

Luka Doncic also posted photos from an event in New York yesterday, with LeBron showing support for his teammate in the comments.

This certainly dispels the rumors about their discord. Dallas media reported yesterday that Doncic does not wish to push LeBron out of the team; on the contrary, he hopes to see LeBron retire as a Lakers player.

American media outlet Ary reported: League insiders confidently told me that Doncic is expected to sign a long-term extension with the Lakers, possibly a 3 or 4-year contract worth up to $229 million over four years. Both parties are anticipated to finalize the agreement this weekend.

With just this weekend left in local U.S. time, after Doncic signs the early extension, the team's face will officially change.

In less than half a year, Doncic’s physical transformation is evident, as he proves to his former team that he has the determination and perseverance to manage his physique well. At the same time, he is also showing the Lakers that selecting him was the right choice.

NBA reporter Evan Sidery reported today that the Cleveland Cavaliers will bring back their classic navy jerseys from the LeBron James era next season. From 2003 to 2010, LeBron wore this jersey while competing.

This can be considered a nostalgic series; fans who have followed LeBron for over 15 years will surely feel a sense of reminiscence.

The old jerseys were truly beautiful, unlike now, where the color schemes are overly flashy and colorful.

Regarding the recent trade rumors.

Lakers reporter Anthony F. Irwin stated that the name of Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III has been frequently mentioned, but several league insiders indicated that he might have physical issues. Given his injury history and these whispers, the Lakers are skeptical about trading for him.

Williams has one year left on his contract, with a salary of approximately $13.29 million for the 2025-26 season. He has faced frequent injuries, raising concerns about his availability; since entering the league, he has only played 235 regular-season games over seven seasons. Last season, he appeared in just 20 games, averaging 5.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.1 assists, 0.7 steals, and 1.7 blocks in 17.6 minutes per game.

Although the Lakers might prefer to free up a roster spot to sign another free agent, or to create a bit more space under the hard cap (around $1.1 million), the costs involved and the types of players still available do not align with the Lakers' current interests.

Given that the prices of available players on the market are still above what the Lakers are willing to pay,Pelinka will once again enter the new season with some "spare change" (a few expiring contracts and a first-round pick, along with a second-round pick in 2032)hoping to convert these into a roster upgrade as the trade deadline approaches.

Insiders indicate that it is almost certain that this will be the Lakers' roster as they begin the 2025-26 season.