LeBron James Urged To Reunite With The Cleveland Cavaliers

A trade between the Cavaliers and Lakers could actually make a lot of sense for each side. Everyone gets what they want.

As Quinn noted, the Cavaliers are prepared both financially and with their current roster to compete in a championship right now; they have to.

As James' agent indicated, that's exactly what the four-time MVP wants to do.

"The rules [second apron] are essentially set up for teams to do that twice in a five-year span before the harshest penalty (a draft pick automatically dropping to No. 30) kicks in after the third offense. If you're operating on a two-year, all-in window, you probably want LeBron James on your team."

With the Cavaliers stance and urgency as an immediate contender, and LeBron wanting to compete for a champinship, it is a perfect match.

The biggest hurdle in a potential blockbuster LeBron James trade between the Cavaliers and Lakers is the financial logistics.

It's possible, but a trade would quickly get complicated.

Quinn noted that a trade package that would make the most sense would be some variation of Darius Garland, Jarrett Allen, De'Andre Hunter, and Max Strus.

Any combination of that quartet would help the Lakers build for the future.

It's worth noting that LeBron hasn't even requested a trade, despite having a no-trade clause, which gives him the ability to potentially choose his next team.

If the Lakers-James partnership does reach its expiration date, the Cavaliers are undeniably an interesting team.

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