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According to an NBA executive, 4 teams emerge as the most likely destinations for LeBron James to leave the Los Angeles Lakers. Golden State Warriors, ruled out!
the future of LeBron James in the NBA It is daily news in the best basketball in the world. At 38 years old and in season number 20 he showed that he can continue at the highest level and in front of the stage that Los Angeles Lakers don’t give him a contending team, all four potential destinations for a trade are already set up. ohGolden State Warriorsdiscarded!
When the Lakers were eliminated from the 2021-22 season without even qualifying for the Playoffs, LeBron had no problem confessing his desire to play with Stephen Curry in Golden State Warriors. However, it is not one of the destinations for James that he revealed. an anonymous Western Conference executive.
LeBron James has a contract with Los Angeles Lakers until the end of the 2024-25 season if he decides to make use of the player option that he has for $50.6 million dollars for that campaign, but ‘The king’ He already showed his annoyance with the Californian team for not signing players like Kyrie Irving. Time for a change?
While it’s true that LeBron is reacting to every win for the new version of the Lakers in NBA 2023 and has even given his blessing to the return of D’Angelo Russell, time is running out for James to win one more championship in his career. In this context, four teams arrived where James could go to win another title.
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The 4 teams LeBron James would go to if he asks the Lakers for a trade
“It’s hard to imagine him going anywhere but Cleveland si los Cavs They could make that happen without giving up too many assets. Miami (Heat) would also have to be in the mix and maybe a dark horse: los Knicks y los Mavericks. He has always wanted to play with those teams, with those players. I’m sure he’s interested in Luka Doncic.” an anonymous Western Conference executive told Heavy’s Jack Simone.
