With LeBron James having the potential to opt out of the final year of his deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, there's been no shortage of speculation surrounding his future.
While much of the debate has surrounded whether James could join whichever team his son, Bronny, lands with during the 2024 NBA Draft, there are a few other noteworthy factors as least worth kicking around.
During a segment on the Point Game Podcast, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green was asked about the possibility of him and his close friend James teaming up. Green gave a candid answer while showing his commitment to the Warriors in the process.
"Unless Bron coming to Golden State, I don't really see that happening. And for me personally, if the Warriors will have me until I'm done and I tie my shoestrings in a knot and toss them things above a telephone wire, that's where I'll be," Green said.
While the idea of James and Green wearing the same uniform is intriguing, it's hard to envision the four-time NBA All-Star as a member of any team other than the Warriors. Even more than that, Green has shown a ton of appreciation for Stephen Curry, so it'd be a surprise if the duo didn't finish their careers together.
