LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul, shut down all trade speculation by claiming that he hadn’t requested a trade, nor did he have any intention to do so. Nevertheless, we’ve seen how quickly things can change in the NBA, and with all the buzz around James and his allegedly fractured relationship with the Los Angeles Lakers’ management, other teams will still do their due diligence. According to ClutchPoints’ Anthony Irwin, the Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks are still keeping tabs on him. However, they will only consider signing him if he’s bought out. “Sources say the Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks are among the teams waiting for such an end to the James-Lakers relationship,” Irwin wrote. Irwin added that James had to let the Lakers know about his desire to leave right away before the new CBA’s constraints prevent any of these teams from getting him. “If LeBron James is looking to be bought out, it would be in his best interest to put that request in before tRead More
Three teams monitoring LeBron James amid uncertainty with Lakers
