In the latest NBA rumors roundup, LeBron James retirement could be on the horizon, Chris Paul could reunite with a former team, and Brandon Ingram's future in Toronto could be in flux.

The Los Angeles Clippers have reportedly positioned themselves as a viable destination for Chris Paul in the upcoming season. However, should this acquisition not materialize, the team is said to have a contingency plan in place.

Chris Paul is an unrestricted free agent. He will not re-sign with the San Antonio Spurs, who have De’Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper. Paul has been heavily linked to going back to the Los Angeles Clippers,

Kobe Bryant blamed NBA owners for vetoing the Lakers' infamous Chris Paul trade: "You don't want another great player coming to L.A." originally appeared on Basketball Network.

But first, Paul wants one more bite at the apple, one more chance at the Larry O'Brien Trophy that has eluded him for his entire illustrious career. That, or he really just wants one more crack at high-level basketball competition. Either or.

Point guard Chris Paul is one of the most intriguing NBA free agents this cycle. While he's now 40 years old, he's a future Hall of Famer that played all 82 games last season for the San Antonio Spurs and can clearly still contribute for a contender.

Some recent reports say Chris Paul closing in on the Clippers. As we’ve reported all along, despite what others had reported, a reunion with the Suns and Chris was just not going to happen. Back state side tomorrow! https://t.co/etSubG50iv

I hate Chris Paul. Since his days with the then-New Orleans Hornets to those burn-way-too-bright-too-soon Phoenix Suns, I have always hated Chris Paul. I've been watching the NBA for roughly two decades,

Yahoo Sports senior NBA reporter Vincent Goodwill and The Athletic's James Edwards III discuss Chris Paul's announcement that he will retire after the 2025-26 NBA season and deliberate where he ranks among the league's greatest point guards of all-time.

The native of Winston-Salem and former basketball player at Wake Forest University has become involved in a number of healthy food business ventures since switching to a plant-based diet in 2019.