The Los Angeles Lakers are currently one of the worst teams in the entire NBA. Despite having one of the greatest players of all time, LeBron James, on their roster, the Lakers have struggled to win games consistently throughout this season. With each passing week, it’s becoming clearer that the current roster of the team is inadequate to qualify for even the playoffs.
LeBron James is averaging a stunning 27.8 PPG, 8.1 RPG, and 6.6 APG while shooting 49.8% from the field. Unfortunately, James’ numbers do not tell the full story, as the Lakers are still in the 13th spot in the Western Conference.
Moreover, the front office isn’t taking any action to surround LeBron with better players. As a result, fans now want the organization to free James and trade him in the next offseason.
Should LeBron James Return To The Miami Heat?
James’ NBA career has been nothing short of a dream so far. But if his last few seasons in the league continue to get wasted, it will certainly leave a huge mark on his legacy.
Keeping that in mind, there is a very real chance that James may demand a trade from the Lakers next season in order to save his legacy. But which team will he join? Well, one NBA fan believes the King should make a return to South Beach.
Itβs time old man, @KingJames.
These Lakers ainβt it. pic.twitter.com/M5UZaR0oHa
— πππΌπ ππΌππππ (@HeatvsHaters) December 29, 2022
The Miami Heat currently have a dynamic duo of Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo in place. Adding a player of James’ caliber could make them championship favorites right off the bat.
In addition, James has already played four seasons for the Heat in the past. He won the first two NBA titles of his career while donning the Heat jersey. So a return to the Heat could be a textbook ending for one of the greatest talents that the fans have ever seen play in the league.
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