During an appearance Wednesday on “The Pat McAfee Show,” James reflected on a wild story recently shared by former Heat teammate Dwyane Wade, who claimed team president Pat Riley once took James’ cookies away on the team plane. “It’s a true story,” said James, who was a soon-to-be free agent at the time of the not-so sweet situation.

NBA legend LeBron James confirmed the Pat Riley cookies story on the Miami Heat plane when he played for the team from 2010-11 to 2013-14. LeBron loves chocolate chip cookies.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — LeBron James has never hidden his support of Ohio State football, but on Thursday, he reminded the NBA of where he stands in college football’s most heated rivalry. In a loss against the Bulls, the Lakers forward wore Ohio State-inspired Nike shoes.

Before LeBron James teamed up with Anthony Davis, and later Luka Doncic, on the Los Angeles Lakers, he won two championships with the Miami Heat. The 21-time All-Star left the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Heat in July 2010, joining Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh to form "The Big Three."

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.

LeBron James may play for the Lakers, but at his heart he is still a kid from Akron. The basketball superstar has had many homes in his career, but he has never gotten rid of his home in Akron. Despite not playing for the Cavaliers,

The Los Angeles Lakers star ruthlessly ripped Stephen A. Smith for going public with their viral confrontation before turning his brief attention to ESPN's Brian Windhorst. James called out the longtime analyst for being "weird" but didn't offer much more explanation.

Josh Giddey stuns the Los Angeles Lakers with a buzzer-beater from his own half in a 119-117 victory for the Chicago Bulls.