On the latest episode of " Mind the Game " with Hall of Famer Steve Nash, Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James spoke about his critics. James is one of the most scrutinized players in NBA history. Many of James' critics bash him when he doesn't take the final shot for his team.

James, 40, has a $52.6 million player option for next season that he must opt into by June 29 or become a free agent, and his decision looms over the organization.

Charles recently joined Dan Dakich's show, "Don't @ Me," to address a rumor suggesting he claimed LeBron's NBA legacy had been tarnished by the loss to the Timberwolves. He clarified that he had never said such a thing and that "The King's" place at seventh on his list was safe.

LeBron James has had one of the most historic careers in NBA history. He is the all-time leader in minutes played, field goal attempts, and points scored. Throughout his career, James has won four MVP awards, four NBA championships, and four NBA Finals MVP awards. He has also been selected to 21 All-Star teams and 20 All-NBA teams.

In doing so, they're drawing inspiration from their historic 2016 Finals rally, a comeback famously led by future Hall of Famer LeBron James. Following Sunday's game, team owner Dan Gilbert took to social media to rally support and express belief in another potential turnaround.

What does Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan think of LeBron James's game? Pretty soon, the general public - at least those tuning into NBA on NBC and Peacock - might be able to find out. On Monday,

LeBron James didn't mince words when breaking down a major trait in Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving's game. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar has competed against and played with these two stars during his 22-year NBA career. The four-time MVP has never shied away from praising them, more so at this stage in his career.