The Cleveland Cavaliers received a new LeBron James free agency update as they prepare to face the New York Knicks.

Even after his exit with the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James' name continues to stir up the biggest media storm in the basketball world.

While LeBron James has remained non-committal about next year, the Los Angeles Lakers front office has been keen to have him back. Be it retirement or free agency, there are a lot of questions surrounding the 41-year-old.

While it took two separate tenures with the Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron James finally delivered on his promise as "The Kid from Akron" to bring a championship to the city of Cleveland in 2016. Outside of that lone championship,

Rich Paul, LeBron James' agent, pushed back on a recent ESPN report that James was unhappy about not getting the game ball after a recent game.

As the NBA world waits and LeBron considers his future, let's consider these ideas for his possible on-court finale.

LeBron James has had too many great performances to mention. Having played in the NBA since 2003 and with his teams involved in so many big games over these last 23 years, it's hard to pick which game stands out as the best of his NBA career.

Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers came out firing in Sunday's Game 7, rolling to a 125-94 victory over Cade Cunningham and the top-seeded Detroit Pistons to punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference finals.