
The Los Angeles Lakers paired one of the NBA's legendary veterans with one of its brightest young stars after trading for Luka Dončić. LeBron James, who turned 40 in December, admits that the move has imbued him with "energy" as he seeks a fifth NBA championship, and second with the Lakers, but he's not making any promises for how long he plans to play with the 25-year-old Dončić.
James, who is a last-minute scratch from Sunday's All-Star Game, held a media session ahead of the event. When asked whether the Dončić trade will extend his career any further, James would not commit to any sort of timeline.