LeBron James is nearing the end of his legendary NBA career, but he has never given a definitive timeline on his eventual retirement. He still hasn't, but on his 40th birthday Monday, he did offer several important details that at least give us a ballpark.

Over two months into the season, the Los Angeles Lakers are primed for a playoff appearance once again. They are 19-14 and own the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference.

James imagines himself staying with the Los Angeles Lakers to finish out his career, which would make it the longest continuous stint with one team in his career. He's currently in his seventh consecutive season there, tying with his seven seasons in a row with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The NBA’s all-time leading scorer, who turned 40 on Monday, says he has a “very good” relationship with his eventual retirement and wants to end his career with the Lakers.

Bryce James, the 17-year-old son of NBA legend LeBron James, announced Jan. 1 that he has committed to join the University of Arizona basketball team, extending his family’s impact on the sport.

Los Angeles Lakers has been a team full of legacies and Star players and LeBron James might be up there at the top with all the legends.