It’s summertime in the NBA, which can only mean one thing. Namely, it’s time to speculate where LeBron James will play next. Well, here’s a hint: It won’t be Cleveland.

The Cleveland Cavaliers would likely welcome a reunion with LeBron James at the right price. The unknown is what that price is, especially since he opted into his player option earlier this offseason, making a trade to a contender pretty unrealistic.

With LeBron James' Lakers future more in question than ever, teams around the league have reportedly reached out to gauge the King's trade interest. Per NBA insider Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson, four franchises have contacted James' agent about potentially trading for the four-time MVP.

Four teams have reportedly contacted Rich Paul to inquire about a possible trade for Lakers superstar LeBron James.

"I only have one father, Drederick Irving," Kyrie said while pointing to his dad. "I'm glad we got to recreate that meme, bro. 'Cause that question was crazy. When somebody asked me if LeBron was like a father figure to me ... that was a crazy a** question.

Instead, Pelinka went out and let key role player Dorian Finney-Smith walk out the door and then signed Jake LaRavia (averaged 6.1 points last season with the Sacramento Kings) and Deandre Ayton (someone who hasn’t applied himself on the court in at least four years).

Hakeem Olajuwon on what separates Michael Jordan from LeBron James: "Jordan was a far more superior player in a very, very tough league" originally appeared on Basketball Network. Hakeem Olajuwon did not sugarcoat his answer when asked to weigh in on the GOAT debate during a 2015 interview.

LeBron James possibly returning to the Cavaliers has been all the buzz this summer in Cleveland. We can now add Kevin Love to the list as well. And hey, Larry Nance Jr. actually is coming back. I joined Sports 4 CLE’s Dave Bacon on Cleveland.