LeBron at the Mavs? The Lakers’ cash response: “If Dallas offers…”

Finals or not, the NBA has just experienced a twist in the soap opera Kyrie Irving. Behind the scenes, the leader would have asked LeBron James to join him at the Mavericks, alongside Luka Doncic. Playable for the Lakers? Given their response, not really…

Already at the heart of rumors for a few weeks with his possible retirement, LeBron James continues to be talked about, this time for an arrival at the Mavericks. Kyrie Irving would have tried to convince him behind the scenesbut this transaction promises to be more complex, in particular because Dallas does not have much to offer.

LeBron’s Dallas trade already dead

Don’t count on the Angelinos to give away the competition, especially when it comes to one of the best players in history. If the Mavericks really want James, they will have to make a convincing offer with… Luka Doncic. In any case, this is the unofficial message of the franchise for Jovan Buha, journalist at The Athletic.

The Lakers aren’t interested in what Dallas could offer in a trade for LeBron James, per @jovanbuha

“If Dallas is offering Luka Dončić for James, then yes, one would assume the Lakers will listen.” pic.twitter.com/016rfcBf3s

— NBACentral (@TheNBACentral) June 5, 2023

The Lakers aren’t interested in what Dallas can offer in a trade for LeBron James, according to Jovan Buha. “If Dallas offers Luka Doncic for James, then yes, we can assume that someone at the Lakers will listen. »

If the Mavs really intend to try an offensive for LeBron, now the organization has been warned. It will take heavy, very heavy to recruit the King, who certainly should not force his departure from the City of Angels on his side. Even to find Kyrie.

Mavs aren’t doing that lol

— Marathon Pace ???? (@marathonpace67) June 5, 2023

The Mavs won’t do that lol

I would hope the Lakers would listen

— Daily Grind Fantasy Sports (@DGFantasy) June 5, 2023

I sure hope the Lakers listen to such an offer

Luka Doncic vs LeBron James? This is probably the only way to see the King land in a trade in Texas. The tone is set before free agency, and as much to say that this scenario has no chance of seeing the light of day…