San Antonio just won their 5th NBA Championship, but of course that isn’t the main story today. Everyone wants to know where LeBron James will continue his NBA career at.
According to Yahoo Sports,the 4-time MVP loves Los Angeles.
A source said James and his wife, Savannah, love Los Angeles. LeBron James also is close with Clippers point guard Chris Paul and he admires coach Doc Rivers
Will the King take his talents to Hollywood or elsewhere? Or maybe he just stays in South Beach?
There’s a lot of questions that will be answered in the coming weeks.
Chandler Parsons seems to believe LeBron will leave Miami. Houston is a team looking for a third star to form a ‘Big 3’ with Harden and Howard. With Wade out of his prime, Houston is an intriguing possibility since their nucleus is still fairly young.
What about the Lakers? Last week, it was reported how the Lakers put their coaching search on hold in hopes of landing LeBron. While a Kobe-LeBron pairing seems unlikely, it’s more possible than you may think. We already know LeBron and his wife love Los Angeles and on top of that, the Lakers would be his team in 2-3 years after Kobe retires.
It’s been well documented how LeBron wants to play with Melo. It could happen this summer in South Beach, but it could also happen in New York. LeBron loves playing in Madison Square Garden and he would forever be a legend in New York if he helped break their 45-year title drought.
LeBron in Chicago? A report came out today stating everyone on the Bulls roster is expendable except Derrick Rose. This could be a ploy to lure LeBron to the Windy City. As we all know, Chicago was one of the teams on LeBron’s list during the summer of 2010. It would definitely be a risk here with Rose’s injury history. But if Rose were to stay healthy, him and LeBron would cause havoc in the east.
At the end of the day, maybe we’re wasting our time exploring these options. LeBron loves Miami and players will always be willing to come play with him. Just think about it, you get to play with the most unselfish superstar in the game, live in South Beach and you’re guaranteed to compete for a championship every year. Oh yeah, the state of Florida has no state tax.
There’s one thing with LeBron I can guarantee won’t happen, he won’t do a “Decision Part 2” on ESPN. Fasten your seat belts basketball fans, this is going to be a wild summer.
