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One day, basketball will have no more use for him. Lance Stephenson is 33. He hasn’t been on an NBA roster in nearly two years. The former king of Coney Island knows he might never be again.

Lance Stephenson has worked out for NBA teams recently, and it appears as if he is trying to make a return to the NBA. One report says the Indiana Pacers could look to bring him back.

Lance Stephenson discussed returning to the NBA, being in China when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the Indiana Pacers, and blowing in LeBron James' ear during the Eastern Conference Finals.

Lance Stephenson and LeBron James were once teammates on the Los Angeles Lakers. However, prior to joining forces the duo were rivals in the Eastern Conference, combining for a viral and simply ...

Stephenson, 31, played in 40 games for the blue and gold during the 2021-22 campaign, posting excellent assist numbers while also averaging 9.3 points per game. It was Stephenson’s third stint ...

Stephenson said he is open to playing overseas, but his goal is to return to the NBA. “Lance 100 percent deserves to be in the NBA as a rotation guy, not just on a team,” Brown said.

The adjusted field goal percentage from Stephenson pick-and-roll situations for the Pacers is 51.1 percent, meaning that Lance is able to create open looks for teammates out of the ball screen.

For example, the Lakers -- with cap room for 2014-'15 and an eye on big names in summer 2015 -- have the flexibility to offer a one-year, $15-million contract when Stephenson may really be worth ...

The only Pacers' starter not signed to a long-term deal, Stephenson is coming off his finest year as a pro, even earning significant talk of an All-Star nod midway through the season. (Much to his ...

Not two months after Lance Stephenson did a very Lance Stephenson thing – and not 24 hours after he added another for good measure – the Pacers' fourth-year guard tactfully, and somewhat ...