Even if Redick shrugs off the “We Want Bronny!” chants, LeBron — a man who has battled different iterations of these Knicks for two decades — knows exactly what The Garden means.

After LeBron James dominated the Knicks and MSG again Saturday night in a 128-112 Lakers win, much of the talk surrounded his son, Bronny.

LeBron James made his 2,500th 3-pointer Saturday night, becoming the seventh player in NBA history to reach that total. The NBA’s career scoring leader made his first 3 of the night midway through the third quarter of what was shaping up as another strong game at Madison Square Garden,

LeBron James poured in 42 points to join Michael Jordan as the only 40-year-olds to score 40 points in an NBA game as the host Los Angeles Lakers notched a 120-112 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night.

Their offense couldn't miss, firing on all cylinders, and their defense was a brick wall, allowing less than 100 points in three of their last five games. The Lakers were up big by the end of the first quarter and did not look back.

"I ain't never seen this one," LeBron James said of the shocking trade that brought Luka Doncic to the Lakers. "I have seen it all up until this one

LeBron James didn't waive the no-trade provision in his contract — for now. He didn't say he didn't want to retire with the Lakers, but he didn't say he wanted to either.

The Los Angeles Lakers have had a wild few days since beating the Knicks at MSG on Saturday night as they traded Anthony Davis to the Mavericks for Luka Doncic in a deal that rightfully stunned the sports world.