At 40 years old, LeBron James wants to win, and win now. If he and the Lakers agree to part ways, these teams could make sense.

Bronny James said he isn’t listening to any of the outside noise about the Lakers – even if the buzz is trade speculation about his own father.

As LeBron James continues to keep an eye on what the Los Angeles Lakers will do to upgrade their roster for next season, the scenario of him potentially returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers doesn't seem to be on the table right now.

The Lakers have been the team most connected to Deandre Ayton, who was bought out by the Portland Trail Blazers over the weekend, but they need multiple centers. As of now, they only have Trey Jemison and Maxi Kleber on the roster.

As reports are indicating multiple teams are showing interest in Lillard, one of them could be the Warriors. In an appearance on ESPN's NBA Today, Marc J. Spears linked the Warriors to the new free agent point guard. After providing an update on Jonathan Kuminga, Spears revealed the Warriors are one of the teams to reach out to Lillard.

In what has otherwise been a rather tepid start to NBA free agency, Damian Lillard becoming a free agent registered as the biggest shock - and kicked up the possibility of the Oakland-born star coming home to the Bay Area to play with the Warriors.