Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James jokes that he is winning his battle with Father Time ahead of his 41st birthday.

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has opened about facing Father Time ahead of his 41st birthday on December 30.

The New Orleans Pelicans, much like Father Times, couldn't slow down LeBron James Tuesday night in Lakers' victory.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James maintains he'll continue to defy the aging curve amid a somewhat slow start to the 2025-26 NBA season.

LeBron James jokes he’s still beating Father Time as he continues elite play in his 23rd NBA season, days before turning 41.

LeBron James impressed as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings 125-101 at Crypto.com Arena on Sunday. This contest was James’ last as a 40-year-old, as he turns 41 on Tuesday, and he was asked about pushing his limits in his postgame media session.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and his son, Lakers guard Bronny James, teamed up to ask each other comedic questions in a "Spill the Tea" video posted by the team this week.

A couple of years ago, James appeared in a series of commercials for Nike that depicted him battling against "Father Time." After Sunday's game, he referenced those commercials and asserted that he's winning the battle against "Father Time," at least for now.

The Lakers' road win improved them to 13-0 in clutch games and 23-11 on the season with the third-best record (fourth-best in the NBA) in the West behind the San Antonio Spurs (25-11), whom they face next on Wednesday for the second night of a back-to-back.