LeBron James made waves this week when he appeared on The Pat McAfee Show and made shocking comments. It was the first time we’ve really seen LeBron appear on a media platform other than his own and be completely candid.

LeBron James appeared on "The Pat McAfee Show" on Wednesday and shared his candid thoughts about NBA reporter Brian Windhorst during the discussion. "I see Brian Windhorst on one of these shows not too long ago. The guy who says he’s like my (expletive) best friend," James said. "These guys … it’s weird."

LeBron James is the greatest player in the history of the Cleveland Cavaliers and one of the best players in NBA history. However, as much as he’s earned praise, the media has also played a big part in his rise to the top.

Never reluctant to reveal information or dish out one of his takes, Kendrick Perkins took to the ESPN airwaves to diss his former teammate Lebron James. ""LeBron James needs to stop. He needs to stop.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar forward LeBron James has made heads turn Wednesday morning with his appearance on the Pat McAfee Show. James has spoken on a variety of topics with the former NFL kicker.

While on "The Pat McAfee Show," LeBron James expanded on his relationship with six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan.

Following James' appearance on the "Pat McAfee Show," he went on to break the heart of Pacers' fans. With Indiana leading 119-118 as time was set to expire, James tipped in a missed shot from Luka Doncic at the buzzer to win the game for Lakers.

A bout a month ago, three-time champion Dwyane Wade revealed on a podcast that Heat president Pat Riley made sure LeBron James couldn't have the cookies he was used to having on t

LeBron James enjoyed tremendous success during his time with the Miami Heat, winning championships in 2012 and 2013. James' tenure with the Heat would come to an end a lot sooner than many had expected,